Does this bring back memories...

[keith_correa]

...of when life was so much simpler?

Mapu guaqun Documentary Design

 

[prepress]

It is (was) a great idea... it's been a long time (20 years ago) I have heard the sound (used) this. The bass coming from this pot was kind of Dholak (not suitable for all kind of music though but for some... it was awesome).

I am not sure how this new manufacturing will sound as this is made of clay(?). In one of image.... there is ported design, that is different what I have used in past (sealed pot). But I remember I have tried to make some room for air by slightly lifting the driver. (Those were the days) :lol:

 

[srinisundar]

May be most of our guys could have tried this while as kid.. I have personally tried those 25 years back. Those days pot were used for making cold water...

 

[jmascreen]

Oh I used to have two YP full ranger in pots during schooling days

 

[regeHA]

When in college and for lack of funds, we'd buy car speakers and car tape player (cost all of Rs. 3000 and some change) and then we bought a couple of these clay pots and put the speakers in them.

Best sound we had during those college years.

Yeah, brings back lots of memories.

 

[ItsMe]

Ofcourse, my first experiment with music system was a low end 2 channel amplifier + sony walkman + two locally made speakers with a clay pot enclosure. That was almost 25 years back, and still I remember the 'tinny bass' it produced. Enjoyed hours and hours of music, and I think I enjoyed AR Rahman's first few albums in that old , but lovable music setup. I will say, it was more perfect for Kumar Sanu's releases with famous "jhankaar beats"