
11-19-2003, 08:14 PM
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Senior Club Cobra Member
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Join Date: Jan 2000
Location: Phoenix, AZ,
Posts: 544
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So you think you know your engine sounds, eh?
I was toying around with an idea for the annual reunion meeting. What if I brought some sort of recording equipment (probably a digital camcorder)...
You know how everyone talks about the SOUND that their car makes, FEs make, etc? How about if I tape several different combinations at the meeting? I'd get a lot of different cars and then we could post them here on Club Cobra. Then the (on-line) fun would begin -- we'd see if people could match up the sounds each engine style makes.
My plan would be to keep it simple. Microphone would go a few feet away from an exhaust pipe. Car is started and then revved a couple of times. If we had the space (Hershal -- is the "runway" long enough?) maybe we could include a non-tire-spinning take off (tire squeal would probably be too loud) too.
I'd just need to keep a good record of each sample participant and get some pertinent info on each car (engine type, displacement, exhaust details and any other relevant info --e.g.- an agressive cam or whatever).
So do you think you can tell an FE from a 392 stroker?
Gentlemen -- start your engines!
Ben
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