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<blockquote data-quote="jamesw" data-source="post: 5811212" data-attributes="member: 602047"><p>Serious question couldnt find anything when i searched it. I notice that as you go up in series in the DD line up the subs get more effiecent for that certain size sub</p><p></p><p>(15,12,10) Does this neccesarly mean that they will be louder on the same power?</p><p></p><p>AKA, in a proper enclosure on the same power lets say a 1000 watts will a 9500 be as loud a 1500 so on and so on. In turn If your applying around the 1-1.5k area of power per sub which will put up the best numbers. Any responses withoout bashing, and if it makes it easier just pertain the answer to lets say 15" woofers im not sure if certain sizes are more effiecient in another series.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jamesw, post: 5811212, member: 602047"] Serious question couldnt find anything when i searched it. I notice that as you go up in series in the DD line up the subs get more effiecent for that certain size sub (15,12,10) Does this neccesarly mean that they will be louder on the same power? AKA, in a proper enclosure on the same power lets say a 1000 watts will a 9500 be as loud a 1500 so on and so on. In turn If your applying around the 1-1.5k area of power per sub which will put up the best numbers. Any responses withoout bashing, and if it makes it easier just pertain the answer to lets say 15" woofers im not sure if certain sizes are more effiecient in another series. [/QUOTE]
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