Bass, how low can you go?

By Anonymous - 06/10/2020 02:02

Today, I tried to study for my upcoming engineering exam. The class I’m in is notorious for being incredibly difficult and is oftentimes the reason for people dropping out of the major. Too bad the dudes in the apartment next to me have a subwoofer and keep playing music that has way too much bass. FML
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RichardPencil 30

All you have to do is set up your own subwoofer and set it to play 180° out of phase and the destructive interference will give you golden silence. That's an engineering solution!

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juuuliaaa_fml 26

Better go tell them to turn it down, or go to a quite space!

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juuuliaaa_fml 26

Better go tell them to turn it down, or go to a quite space!

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RichardPencil 30

She's studying to be an engineer, so your first suggestion is out of the question. We just don't confront humans (but when it comes to facing down technical challenges, we're badasses!) Your second idea is most feasible.

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RichardPencil 30

All you have to do is set up your own subwoofer and set it to play 180° out of phase and the destructive interference will give you golden silence. That's an engineering solution!

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crashtestdumplin 16

When I was studying it was my partially deaf dads surround sound that killed me. I ended up going to the park in the middle of the night like a weirdo. But I lived in a small town so there were no official hours of operation. May be different for other places.

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Paul Rushing 21

If only there was a super quiet place with a ton of books...

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rotflqtms_ 21

Probably closed due to Covid

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rotflqtms_ 21

Darn, that sucks. When I was in school, my Landlord's son would have massive parties every day in the summer. (and every weekend and a lot of weekdays when it wasn't the summer) The house would shake. I'd feel it hit me when I walked in the door and even my lungs felt like they were vibrating. I got used to the vibrations and would stick my ear buds in my ears and play my own music to drown out their music. It worked because I had music I heard so much I could ignore it. I also used music to go to sleep when they carried on into the morning with the music, and when I was on public transportation and needed to study. Hopefully you're able to find a playlist you can ignore and use to study. Good Luck!!!

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Bogrbon 27

Was it thermo? That sounds like a thermodynamics exam if I've ever hear of one. Good luck!

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RichardPencil 30

It could be, but any engineering subject can be taught badly enough and there are so many curveball questions the professors can ask that any course can be converted into a "weed-out."

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