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You buy a Harley, put it in your shed,
Next thing you know, your battery's dead.
Charge it up, go out on the town,
Your drive belt breaks, and you look like a clown.
Somewhat later, you're back on track,
Then your valve train starts to clack.
OK, I'll stop now.
Zero sales; maybe even -2 or more, because some would throw the album back at our heads, resulting in medical bills.
If I add a little more of the Wrap to thicken it up, would that give a deeper sound?
Not necessarily. Increasing chamber volume is what gives a deeper sound. Case in point: Rinehart 3.5" vs 4.0" muffs. The 3.5's have a sharper crack, while the 4.0's have a deeper rumble.
Not necessarily. Increasing chamber volume is what gives a deeper sound. Case in point: Rinehart 3.5" vs 4.0" muffs. The 3.5's have a sharper crack, while the 4.0's have a deeper rumble.
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