Fleshlight Subwoofer Experiment

I’m a bit of a DIY audio enthusiast and had an eureka moment one day when I was testing airflow from the port on a subwoofer. I noticed that the sub moved a LOT of air out of the port and saw an opportunity. So I used expanding foam to install a fleshlight port on my sub. The sub creates a sucking and blowing sensation along with some very pleasant vibrations. I added silicon breast forms to enhance the experience. I’ve just been playing bass heavy test tracks off YouTube but was wondering if / has anyone tried out what music would work best with the fleshlight sub. I’m thinking that playing test tones and try different frequencies to see what performs the best.

A JBL subwoofer has been modified with a fleshlight attached to its bass port and breast forms placed on top. The joke is an absurd DIY audio experiment that turns powerful bass vibrations and airflow into a sexual device, while the long, overly serious explanation makes the image funnier as a reaction to bizarre engineering or extreme audio enthusiasm. EN: A JBL subwoofer has been modified with a fleshlight attached to its bass port and breast forms placed on top. The joke is an absurd DIY audio experiment that turns powerful bass vibrations and airflow into a sexual device, while the long, overly serious explanation makes the image funnier as a reaction to bizarre engineering or extreme audio enthusiasm.

• @jeppa420 / 3821 2020-05-30