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Without speakers on stage, it’s important to get that vibration elsewhere. So that’s where the rumble pad comes in. What’s a rumble pad, you ask? Phish

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Italian Spaghetti 🦥2 years ago

@phish The vibration of Mike

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Fuzzy 🇺🇸2 years ago

@phish Ya got me good in YEM last nite. Really can’t wait to hear Weekapaug thru this beast.

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tjk_90002 years ago

@phish interesting! I noticed these carried over from sphere, thanks for this explainer

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Tim2 years ago

@phish Glad to see that Phish is finally catching up technologically to the Nintendo 64.

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YupYupMan2 years ago

@phish Smooth aphonal sound

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Rivers2 years ago

@phish Most excellent visual of transducing phononic vibration Mike.

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Dylan Thompson2 years ago

@phish Almost loud enough in the mix have em turn you up even more tonight need more clarity

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Big B2 years ago

@phish Saw Tim Lefebvre use that rig with @DerekAndSusan back in the good olden days ... he had no need to be taller, but had a great groove 😎 @timlefev

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matt schug2 years ago

@phish Mike I want to give you these when you come to bethel if they are the right size!!! Please let me know if we can make this happen. 🙏🏻

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BuzzCuzz2 years ago

@phish Cool man

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