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<blockquote data-quote="John_E_Janowitz" data-source="post: 6080297" data-attributes="member: 550657"><p>Very true. Take a look at the Qts of a woofer which is the total damping factor. Now look at the contribution from Qes which is the electrical Q and Qms which is the mechanical Q. If you vary Qes slightly you'll see that Qts changes very proportionally. If you vary Qms slightly, Qts will barely change. That is because the mechanical Q (ie damping from suspension) has such a minor contribution in comparison to the contribution from the motor.</p><p></p><p>Then take a look at the damping factor of the amp. Most amps now days have more than adequate damping factors. However if you were to get to a point where the amp didn't, there is nothing that a stiffer suspension can do to correct for it.</p><p></p><p>John</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="John_E_Janowitz, post: 6080297, member: 550657"] Very true. Take a look at the Qts of a woofer which is the total damping factor. Now look at the contribution from Qes which is the electrical Q and Qms which is the mechanical Q. If you vary Qes slightly you'll see that Qts changes very proportionally. If you vary Qms slightly, Qts will barely change. That is because the mechanical Q (ie damping from suspension) has such a minor contribution in comparison to the contribution from the motor. Then take a look at the damping factor of the amp. Most amps now days have more than adequate damping factors. However if you were to get to a point where the amp didn't, there is nothing that a stiffer suspension can do to correct for it. John [/QUOTE]
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