Well, back in the day we used to have to put 2, and even 4 mufflers on a high performance car to quiet it down enough to be civilized. When we went through the feds' lookin out for our own good crap in the mid 70's, and through the 80's, the motors lost the high compression, big fat cams, and those gas slurping double pumpers, the motors really never got that throaty roar back, and certainly would not push 4 mufflers, so to make them sound more powerful, rather than muffle them, they had to resonate, or amplify them. Ford was the worst with those Mustangs.
Resonator - album - was created on 2006-04-04.
Some of the key features of a Dobro resonator guitar are the fact that it has a single inverted resonator with a concave surface facing upwards. The Dobro resonator guitar was 1st made in 1927.
The resonator is a "muffler" used in the turbocharger plumbing to quiet the turbo noise.The resonator is a "muffler" used in the turbocharger plumbing to quiet the turbo noise.
There are 2 bolts on the left side of the resonator.
Resonator - Pioneer of Sound - was created on 2004-03-15.
A resonator guitar is a subset of the acoustic guitar type. The noise is made by the use of spun metal cones or discs which are called resonator cones. They are quite common.
Big plastic thing on top of the engine that says 6.6 air intake resonator
The resonator box is not meant to be opened. It is fused together as there are no serviceable parts inside of it.
depending on its design, a resonator will produce anywhere from almost no back pressure, to a mild amount.
To optimize the design of a microwave resonator for maximum efficiency and performance, factors such as the resonator's shape, size, material, and placement must be carefully considered. By adjusting these parameters, engineers can ensure that the resonator efficiently captures and amplifies microwave signals, leading to improved overall performance. Additionally, minimizing losses and interference within the resonator can further enhance its efficiency and effectiveness.
Resonator guitars are named so after the cone shaped "resonator" in the body of the guitar. This innovation was invented so too amplify the sound of the acoustic guitar, and early models were almost always made out of steel (The cone that is, the wooden body stayed wooden). Thus the term Steel Resonator came about. Most Steel Resonator Guitars are not electric, however I do know that some companies manufacture electric Steel guitars.
a resonator restricts the sound in your exhaust. removing the resonator will give it a deeper sound. i would suggest changing the entire exhaust system and leaving he resonator off which would make a louder/meaner sound. leaving it on would silence the idle but when you rev it really high it would still be loud.