| Pro Sound Driver Sensitivity [message #17605] |
Mon, 28 February 2005 13:45  |
FredT
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Why are pro sound drivers like the Eminence drivers so sensitive? How are they built differently from home audio drivers?
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| Re: Duhh lets try my 3.5 cents again [message #17620 is a reply to message #17619] |
Tue, 01 March 2005 13:57  |
Bill Wassilak
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I just said the same thing in the last post I think DUH. What I meant was Low freq extension less sensitvity. Hi sensitivity less low freq extension. Because of the laws of physics you can have one but not the other. Bill W.
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| Re: But you get used to the size [message #17621 is a reply to message #17617] |
Tue, 01 March 2005 18:45 |
Mike.e
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I know,my 2226 uses 6cubes INTERNAL + 1cube port so almost 7cubes all up,my mains are tiny though  And its not getting any smaller either, am thinkn of makn 2226 horn from 17mm PLY-I hope its strong! Cheers
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| Hoffmans Iron Law [message #17633 is a reply to message #17621] |
Fri, 04 March 2005 12:20 |
Bill Fitzmaurice
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The law is correct, but there is a common misconception associated with it. It's true that from a given driver, box size and alignment that there will always be a trade off between size, extension and SPL. However, from a given box size alone there is not an absolute relationship between extension and SPL. The driver parameters and alignment are just as important as controlling factors in the equation.
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