Recent content by putergod

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I guess that "other expert" is wrong then... I'll "take what I know" and apply it to my projects, and you "take what you know" and apply it to yours. All others can draw their own conclusions... Arguing about this with y'all is about as productive as trying to herd cats... It exhausts the...

All drivers? Show me pictures of recones for a pair of SoundStream SPL160's, and I'll even do business with you.

I said G'Day!

You haven't used much then.... This dicussion is officially over. G'day to you.

No sir... this explains you don't... Find me an AC car battery, then I will bow down to your self conceived notion of greatness.

That too... but that will make the speaker sound poor (muddy, uncontrolled), and increases the possibility of over extending and/or bottoming out more than anything else.

First you argue with me, stating there is no DC in a clipped signal, then you post a website to "check out", and admit that in your own opinion, the writer is the master of all audio, which supports my argument that a clipped signal does INDEED induce DC current. Power Amplifier Clipping

I would think it would be due more to the fatigue of the voice coil over time. However, everything degrades over time, so even the magnet will lose some of its magnetism.

Actually, it's a graph from True RTA. I added the lines, arrows, and text using Visio. Apparently even MSPaint is something you don't understand. Never heard of Peavey? Really? And you want to pretend to be some sort of "expert" in the audio realm? Please... I spent several years at Peavey's...

Electrical signals are NOT "audio signals". The only time there is an "audio signal" is when a speaker converts the electrical energy into sound by movement. Capacitors can most certainly pass DC signals. Is not the electricity coming from the car battery DC? I think so. Can you not put a...

I encourage you to do the same.

Really? Wrong... I've done it. Several times. Maybe you should read my earlier post so I dont have to repeat myself. You must not understand physics if you feel this is "wrong". I worked for many years at Peavy Electronics as an amplifier inspector. I have seen many clipped signals on many...

I want to point something else out here... An amp can only, ever, put out the amount of power that it is capable of. When a amp signal is clipped, the wave gets no bigger, it clips off, because the 240w amp can only put out 240w, period. Heat is not power, heat is energy, power is a measurement...

So it's not the insanely erratic driving on the ice covered road that killed the guy, it was that sudden stop at the telephone pole. Putting that 45 up to someones head didn't kill them either... it was the brain exploding that killed them. See my point? And I already confessed to the user...