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<blockquote data-quote="RedStangHappy" data-source="post: 3459870" data-attributes="member: 581265">Here&#039;s why <a href="http://www.answers.com/topic/subwoofer?cat=technology." target="_blank">http://www.answers.com/topic/subwoofer?cat=technology.</a> And to further prove my statements <a href="http://www.velodyne.com/products/specs/cht_r.html" target="_blank">http://www.velodyne.com/products/specs/cht_r.html</a> Velodyne is one of the best subwoofer suppliers in the world. The specs continue to prove beyond a resonable doubt, that 8&quot; subs DO NOT go as low as larger subs. I thank Immacomputer, because unlike the rest of you with nothing more than your words and your flames, he is showing me speakers, facts not like I said I knew it all, or I was right and you were wrong. I said I have not heard an 8&quot; sub go that low. And I asked for someone to name one. Out flew the most popular brands and the specs stating 32Hz as the lowest. The Dayton RSS210HF-4 8&quot; Reference HF Subwoofer 4 Ohm at least gets to 27 Hz. So stop with the name calling, childish net thugs do not move me, and show me proof. Not theory, although with enough drivers even 2&quot; speakers can give a full range, just not as accurate as larger speakers can. I know that, I want reality to set in. You say it&#039;s common sense, then why is there no picture of an 8&quot; sub at 20 Hz. You have said over and over it is easily done, now show me. Or like the frauds you are beginning to sound like shut up and let a real person with knowledge answer me. I have said repeatedly, I don&#039;t think it cannot be done. I just haven&#039;t seen it. Thank you.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RedStangHappy, post: 3459870, member: 581265"] Here's why [URL="http://www.answers.com/topic/subwoofer?cat=technology."]http://www.answers.com/topic/subwoofer?cat=technology.[/URL] And to further [I]prove[/I] my statements [URL="http://www.velodyne.com/products/specs/cht_r.html"]http://www.velodyne.com/products/specs/cht_r.html[/URL] Velodyne is one of the best subwoofer suppliers in the world. The specs continue to prove beyond a resonable doubt, that 8" subs DO NOT go as low as larger subs. I thank Immacomputer, because unlike the rest of you with nothing more than your words and your flames, he is showing me speakers, facts not like I said I knew it all, or I was right and you were wrong. I said [B][COLOR=Black]I[/COLOR][/B] have not heard an 8" sub go that low. And I asked for someone to name one. Out flew the most popular brands and the specs stating 32Hz as the lowest. The Dayton RSS210HF-4 8" Reference HF Subwoofer 4 Ohm at least gets to 27 Hz. So stop with the name calling, childish net thugs do not move me, and show me proof. Not theory, although with enough drivers even 2" speakers can give a full range, just not as accurate as larger speakers can. I know that, I want reality to set in. You say it's common sense, then why is there no picture of an 8" sub at 20 Hz. You have said over and over it is easily done, now show me. Or like the frauds you are beginning to sound like shut up and let a real person with knowledge answer me. I have said repeatedly, I don't think it cannot be done. I just haven't [I]seen[/I] it. Thank you. [/QUOTE]

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