The Yamaha YHT-S400 features a sound bar that’s 31 inches long by two inches high and – for the first time – a subwoofer that’s actually integrated into the receiver. It sounds perfect if you live in, say, a cramped city apartment. Like me!
On your desk, it’s about the size and thickness of a triple-decker Wonder bread sandwich. But the BassJump, an aluminium micro subwoofer to match your MacBook Pro, made me salivate more than soft, refined carbs covered in mayo ever did.
BassJump is, quite simply, a dedicated subwoofer to compliment your MacBook – in both aesthetics and sound.
Some people do really weird things in their basements, including this crazy Italian man who converted his entire basement into one giant horn subwoofer back in the year 2000.
I once read that music has more impact the louder you play it. On that note, I’ll tell you the story of the summer I got addicted to very loud car audio equipment.
There are those who appreciate a good stereo, and there are those who appreciate destroying their hearing one sweet watt at a time. Todd Whitworth falls into both categories, but mostly the latter.
There’s nothing I find more entertaining than cats using technology to amuse themselves—whether it be boxing with printers, riding roombas, or just chilling with the help of a subwoofer, like this kitty. [Neatorama]
