miunaufriend is putting up a party in hawaii and says the permit they have states the sound limit is 200dB, so if you guys on the west coast hear the echo of "EVERYBODY DANCE NOW" over the waves and the rumble of hawaii disappearing from the map, that's probably why
AMS@miunau Have some wicked distortion that loud as 200dBSPL is something like 2atm amplitude.
Wayne Werner@miunau https://youtu.be/zAe9qvC49qY Torque Test Channel tested out some air horns they could use - 600dB!
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Marcus Müller@ketmorco @miunau using "600 dB" alone proves they have positively no idea what they're talking about.
The power of a single red photon hitting something a surface once per hour is roughly 9·10⁻²³ W. That's darker than you'll find anywhere on earth, including the darkest corners of Moria. It's also much less power than a 0 dBSPL (or weighted version of that) speaker emits.
600 dB of that are 9·10³⁷ W. All stars in our galaxy combined emit about 1/10 as much power.
Scott Laird@miunau it's hard to get good sound quality when the atmosphere is clipping.
[GARLIC] Lunya 
🧄@miunau what the fuck isn't it already bad for your ears a bit over 100? and db is a logarithmic scale so 200 is way more than twice as loud
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draNgNonNGL this sounds like a great time.
I will listen for it, hope your friend points the sound system eastward over the water and slightly up becuase the poor whales, we don't want to create a beaching incident
Sebastian Grässer@miunau oh, 200dB is not enough to sink Hawaii, the permit office wouldn't be unreasonable, of course. It's basically just a permit to launch a Saturn V. All the great parties involve fireworks, right?
Gotta love permits.
akko 
@miunau thats freaking impressive