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<blockquote data-quote="only126db" data-source="post: 6018277" data-attributes="member: 586915">The idiot statement was in response to bose301s idiot comment, not you.As for an amplifier not puting out DC voltage, the way clipping makes the coil/cone react by holding it in a motionless state for a longer period of time is the same as applying DC voltage to the driver this is why they say that a square wave/clipping produces DC voltage, there is still being voltage/current applied and doesn&#039;t stop yet the cone/coil movement does, it is exactly the same as DC voltage so how can something be exactly like another yet not be the other ?If you were to get pulled over with an ounce of some white powder that looked exactly like coke, snorted exactly like coke and got you high exactly like coke would it not be considered coke? Yes it would....Thats also like saying your vehicle alternator does not pass a/c voltage, check it and you will see that it does.It&#039;s called leakage, and everything has the possibility to &#039;leak&#039; especially when pushed beyond it&#039;s limits that it was designed for.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="only126db, post: 6018277, member: 586915"] The idiot statement was in response to bose301s idiot comment, not you. As for an amplifier not puting out DC voltage, the way clipping makes the coil/cone react by holding it in a motionless state for a longer period of time is the same as applying DC voltage to the driver this is why they say that a square wave/clipping produces DC voltage, there is still being voltage/current applied and doesn't stop yet the cone/coil movement does, it is exactly the same as DC voltage so how can something be exactly like another yet not be the other ? If you were to get pulled over with an ounce of some white powder that looked exactly like coke, snorted exactly like coke and got you high exactly like coke would it not be considered coke? Yes it would.... Thats also like saying your vehicle alternator does not pass a/c voltage, check it and you will see that it does. It's called leakage, and everything has the possibility to 'leak' especially when pushed beyond it's limits that it was designed for. [/QUOTE]

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