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<blockquote data-quote="jimmyjames1700" data-source="post: 1666173" data-attributes="member: 558886"><p>I don't think anybody here is trying to convince anyone else that they have obtained supreme knowledge of physics and speaker design. I know I'm not atleast.</p><p></p><p>I just believe that, from everything I have read anyways, that the size or mass of a given subwoofer's cone doesn't have the effect on transient response that some believe. Heck, enclosure design will have a much greater impact overall.</p><p></p><p>Now I would love to wait untill a loudspeaker engineer chimes in and sets me straight and disproves all that I have read. Untill then, I would love to know makes you so sure that it does.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jimmyjames1700, post: 1666173, member: 558886"] I don't think anybody here is trying to convince anyone else that they have obtained supreme knowledge of physics and speaker design. I know I'm not atleast. I just believe that, from everything I have read anyways, that the size or mass of a given subwoofer's cone doesn't have the effect on transient response that some believe. Heck, enclosure design will have a much greater impact overall. Now I would love to wait untill a loudspeaker engineer chimes in and sets me straight and disproves all that I have read. Untill then, I would love to know makes you so sure that it does. [/QUOTE]
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