Linus should become a beatboxer, that shit is dank.

but can it run crysis

Hi Linus really helpful video Thanks , please provide links to that high speed camera you mentioned at the end of this video

I love how Linus just explain everything without making another seperate videos for it.

0:16 - this makes me so happy

I bet the camera loves vibrating at 60hz. haha

Hey Linus. Your voice coils sounds so nice!!!

Nothing better than the smell of voice coils in the morning :) If you ain't burnin you ain't bumpin!

Some years ago, auto manufacturers were experimenting with coil operated valves (intake and exhaust) in lieu of a camshaft, rockers, valve springs, etc. The problem was that they were incredibly noisy. Still a cool idea.

Nice videos, thanks for that! Could you maybe make a review of the pinebook?

Great video! Learned a lot, thanks!

it would be nice to see a video about building the machine from start to finish and then all of the software tweaks to be made for a windows machine. Include stuff like how to calibrate the monitor as well as optimal driver setup and eliminating most bloatware from the system.

hi linus!! great vid as always.. keep it up!!.. plan to make a vid about tips on how to design your own pc case? and build it?

There have been videos on servers and NASs, but could we get one explaining SANs please? I know that they are much more enterprise level than NASs, but the differences are rather hard to understand. Thank you for the videos!

The lawrence effect is cause by a physics principle: when electricity flows in a wire, a magnetic field that swirls around the wire is created. The math explaning it is too complex and involves vectorial algebra and field calulus but here is a thumbrule. Litrerally: get your right hand and make a thumbs up sign. The thumb ponts to the electric flow direction and the fingers go in the direction and curving that the magnetic field does.

I experience a weird echo i haven't heard (or noticed) before, am i the only one? Also the voice seems to be a bit too flat.

Linus you forgot to mention that there is another type of speakers out there too. Just like microphones there is one type with electric coils and a permanent magnet and the other type is condenser microphones or in speakers you have the electrostatic speaker. And that electrostatic speaker membrane can move even faster than the coil, and since it has less mass than a coil with membrane attached, it can stop faster too. Thus it has greater frequency response over traditional voice coils. But I have not seen that technique used in computer hard drives though...

I had rattle in my vintage sony speaker that was really obvious with Linus's high pitch. I lost it on my speaker and turned the volume really high and the rattle went away. The speaker is amazing right now. Linus powassss. Thank you Linus.

There are 420 videos on your channel! Congratz!!!

ive been watching this channel a lot lately, he help me understand through my uni. just wondering what qualification he has bcos damn he knows a lot??

Woah this is fascinating!

cool vid the skits (I think?) at the start brings a smile to my face

Am I alone on only being interested by the camera stabilizer?

I love Techquickie videos dude. Mostly get to learn about new stuff and other time get to learn in depth about something I already knew. Didn't knew copper wire in speakers had a name. Hey guys (esp. John) can you make a video on Microsoft Azure and all this fuss about Cloud Computing. I wanted to learn about it for quite sometime now.

You forgot active suspension. Quite cool application of these coils. BOSE did a demo of this a few years ago.

I love this video best one yet

Good video, I learned a lot from this video

Oh you don't know how MUCH I'VE SEEN THAT DARN BLACK SMOKE OUTTA MY SPEAKERS

Good work

'Wow, I got like five!' 😂😂😂😂😂 HAHAHA I just love that

do "What is eating ass?"

techquickie is one of my favorite channels if not the favorite

Hey linus, you forgot that voice coils can also produce electricity and that the amplifier has to overcome that power generated, put any copper coil in a magnet and move it and it will generate electricity

Using my duel sense controller in 2023 wondering how the ef the vibrations are so vivid and instantaneous. I really appreciated this deep dive.

could you make a vid about eletrical basics? many of us are enthusiast about pc and gaming but some want to understand a computer, so getting the terminology right is needed.

Hah! Just came from a king of random video on paper plate speakers... good timing.

Wow! That camera stuff is going to be awesome! 5:20.

*"I feel amped"* Nice! :)

you should do a video on the difference between Dynamic, planar magnetic, and electrostatic headphones.

Techquickie team, I want to start by saying that I am enamored of the channel. I am late to the game (I have only been exposed to the channel for about a month or 2) but I have already "back-watched" dozens - maybe even hundred - of your videos, and quite frankly, I can't get enough. I know with such a high throughput of content and such a strong watcher/subscriber base, there must be a seemingly infinite queue of exciting, new content awaiting our eager eyes & ears, but I still have the urge to share some of my ideas. So my question is (its about time right. lol): what can we the viewers do to contribute topics in a structured and formal way not to clutter the comments section? Should we do this over on the "Linus tech tips" forum or is there a medium specifically for "Techquickie" that I missed?

For years I've been trying to figure out what the hell it is that you touch with your right hand every so often either on your hip or under a table. Explain further please!? Lol

What you hitting on your hip there Linus? Is that an adjustment for your mic? Volume control? Some sort of controller for a tele prompter?

I thought that the black smoke coming out of my speakers was because the beats were fire.

Could you do one on Preamps for microphones?

can you guys do one on tobii eye tracking, I hear about it everywhere​, but i have no clue what it is

Hallo linus!!!

Fun fact: you can plug your headphones into the microphone jack on your PC and speak into one of the ears and actually record the your speech from it. It's not really sensitive tho.

Nice video. But why are you pressing that small box on your belt a lot of times?

What is the name of the voice coil-actuated camera stabilizer thing? Where can I find more info?

a vibrating camera making 3D movies without needing a second cam? is that what could be possible in the future? mhhhh nice

good love it

You said faster but I think you meant more acceleration. 1:38

If you put your headpohones or most audio output devices in the microphone port you can use it as a microphone.

1:40 That Marty McFly Doc

Voice Coils are what you slam you voice on to get that stanced sound.

Do a video on Monitor Back lights.

If someone could find a video of the voice coil stabilizer video I would be super interested. I could not find anything through my own searching.

What is the little box on his hip?

Holy crap I learned something new today.

Linus its actually ampers force that is moving coil. Lorentzs force works only with a single charge.

What is the name of the camera mount that can create two 30fps feeds?

you took gravitational acceleration as 10m/s/s instead of 9.81m/s/s,i like your style ;)

This is good. Now we need a video on grounding. Up to this day I don't understand car audio specifics (Like how GND works and what you shouldn't do). *It's super annoying!* :(

voice coils are in optical disc drives too, they move the lens between laser and disc

Did Linus actually keep the pink car? how long will he even have that

how is the font called you often use in tech quickie videos?

Tech puns are a blessing

what is that device that u use in 2:23 ? is it something for u to scroll the script?

Just bear in mind: sealed box (8" or larger midwoofer) + nearfield = 144hz tn gaming monitor in terms of sound. Ported speakers invented for 24fps movies etc.

Any chance of doing ready boost (and if it works)

Ok, I'm fairly new to your channel, and I feel ignorent for not knowing, but what do you keep adjusting on your hip control? I assume volume level. If so, why not do it in post, or have a behind the camera audio guy? WHY CAN'T I FIGURE IT OUT!?

Props to getting the right-hand rule correct.

Another reason you don't want to use electricity to move things is that electrical force does not translate well (as in ratio) to mechanical force.

For Channel SF do SSD RUN where one must run with an SSD and the other should find it, plug it in and then finding a hint for the next one , at the end Have suprise

It's incredible that we still use the technology that's like 2 hundred years old

hi, can you do a review of the LK keyboards (b845, b860 and b740 from a4tech)

What would happen if you use that as an engine in space would it create enough force to move a ship?

what is on your right pocket ? linus keep touching it !

Idea: electrical components: resistors, transistor /radio, transformer stuff like that.

Did linus just say that voice coils are strong with the force?? 1:03

"Shuttle Launch", the new SI unit of acceleration.

How does a speaker reproduce many types of sound at the same time? I mean like, in an orchestra there're lots of instruments with different wave types playing different notes.

Well thats cool that you could make Two 30 FPS videos form a 60 FPS camera sensor, but what would be the point? The two videos would be at nearly the same angles with one being slightly to the left and one slightly to the right..

soooooooo magic

what the name of the camera moving thing?

Count how many times he reaches to silence his phone on his belt. Its like 50 times I swear.

This is how lucio's sonic amplifier works

RGB coils!

This guy is awesome

what is the device on his belt that he keeps hitting a button on as he is talking?

what's the movie-splitting camera-shifting thing at 5:15?

What do you keep touching or reaching for? A remote for powerpoint?

for the love of all that is holy, what is the thing Linus is always messing with on his belt?

Y'all should do an episode or two on GPU architecture. Explain cuda flops and tera cores and all that shit.

I'm going to use voice coils for the mechanical limbs on my robot drone.... army.

LOOK AT THIS PHOTOGRAPH! EVERYTIME I DO IT MAKES ME LAUGH

so just a quick question just for the heck of it, so under certain circumstances could my headphones shoot a small magnet through my ear in to my brain at 800ms?

Actually 81.5 g's! Details, Linus. 1 g is about 9.81 m/s^2 -> 800 / 9.81 = 81.54

DAMN LINUS DROPPED A NICKLEBACK ROAST As a metalhead, I died 😂

Keep up big guy