This sound system goes to "12"

[soundinmotiondj]

http://gizmodo.com/this-insanely-lou...f-a-1511519477

[Daily Crisis]

... and what exactly is the point in that? I think it's a waste of money tbh just so they can put it in Guinness World Records or some shit...

[Karlos Santos]

... and what exactly is the point in that? I think it's a waste of money tbh just so they can put it in Guinness World Records or some shit...

Did you actually read the article..? If you had you would not be asking that question. The "point" is pretty obvious.

Just sayin' dude.

[synthet1c]

... and what exactly is the point in that?

Did you read the article? It explains why they would want to recreate that loudness. It's like insurance for an activity that costs into the hundreds of millions of dollars. Seems like money well spent to me.

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beat me to it

[Daily Crisis]

Did you actually read the article..? If you had you would not be asking that question. The "point" is pretty obvious.

Just sayin' dude.

I did read the article. I can see it simulates the roar of a rocket launch. What point is it proving? Apart from it simulates the roar of a rocket launch.

It's just showing off in my opinion.

[Karlos Santos]

What point is it proving? Apart from it simulates the roar of a rocket launch.
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Oh My God.

Really ?

[Daily Crisis]

Oh My God.

Really ?

I suppose it's still better than my sound system.

[synthet1c]

did you just look at the pretty pictures, or read the words. You have to be trolling...

[Daily Crisis]

Well this reminds me of a swimming pool chute.

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[amadeus]

... and what exactly is the point in that? I think it's a waste of money tbh just so they can put it in Guinness World Records or some shit...

In the first paragraph you get the answer, seriously.

"engineers recreate the incredible noise of a launch to make sure satellites can survive it."

Read before posting.