17 May
2012
17 May
'12
2:09 p.m.
On Wed, May 16, 2012 at 10:58:51AM -0700, Christopher Satterfield wrote:
If urine conducts electricity (I have no idea if it
does), that really
might hurt if it's a CRT.
It most likely does, since various salts are usually dissolved in it.
Honestly though, why would you have a sub woofer right
next to a TV? I
would be afraid of magnet field interfering with the TV if the speakers
aren't shielded.
Depends on the TV. I would expect modern LCD TVs to be most unimpressed
by magnetic fields. A CRT - especially a color one - would probably not
like it. Quick way to screw up the picture on a CRT color TV: run a
magnet over the front of the tube, thus magnetizing the beam mask.
The degaussing pulse on power up eventually clears it up again (after a
few repetitions).
Kind regards,
Alex.
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