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Gastrophonic

 Chest Cavity Sub (some surgery neccessary)
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This is an invention for walkman listeners, to get the effect of listening to pounding base with tiny speakers. The speakers will be in a hygenic pod and will be welded to the inside of the sternum, the tiny pulses will cause a vibration that causes your whole rib-cage to pound. Although it won't actually be loud, it will feel loud and won't disturb fellow commuters.

Also this will enable deaf people to listen to dance music on a walkman.p

—Trodden, May 07 2003

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       Will it be felt, as in the case of rolling-boom-boxes, by neighbo(u)ring commuters and the like?
—thumbwax, May 07 2003
   

       Accoustic (de)fibrillation?
—Don Quixote, May 07 2003
   

       unusual, +1   

       doesn't gastro mean stomach?
—po, May 07 2003
   

       I'd have named the idea "Sternaphonic" ("sterna" is a plural of "sternum"), and let people wonder if I was punning "Stereophonic".
—jurist, May 07 2003
   

       savage beast/breast-a-phonic
—po, May 07 2003
   

       Came back after I realized the possibilities if it was a gastronomic amplifier...
—thumbwax, May 07 2003
   

       borborygmus-a-phonic
—po, May 07 2003
   

       //will be welded to the inside of the sternum// does this mean I can get one fitted at my local garage?
I only wish I had more than one croissant!
—silverstormer, May 07 2003
   

       "won't disturb fellow commuters...Also this will enable deaf people to listen to dance music on a walkman."   

       Um, why? If you're on a train, you've got some pretty good bass rumbles going already, without any need for portable gimmicks.
—DrCurry, May 07 2003
   

       When you go for your annual exam, put a tape/disc in your walkman that plays stethoscope recordings of very obscure maladies to give your physician a cheap thrill.
—krelnik, May 07 2003
   

       "pounding base"   

       Thought this was some kind of drugs reference.
—-alx, May 07 2003
   

       Regarding the name, it's close enough and I liked the ring of gastrophonic, it rolls out nicely.   

       This device will quite possibly lead to digestive problems through increased peristalsis ie: insufficient time for the stomach to absorb the nutrients, could be used as a form of weight loss. Additionally it may be marketed as an ab-erciser when played at Max Volume.
—Trodden, May 08 2003
   

       //may be marketed as an ab-erciser when played at Max Volume.// I doubt it - I'm very subdued.
—MaxwellBuchanan, Jun 14 2015
   
      
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