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<blockquote data-quote="audioholic" data-source="post: 3704799" data-attributes="member: 549629">Its funny you speak about my reading comprehension, when Ive already stated my point was about your mechanical limits comment, not about the 10% distortion. Hence why I quoted the mechanical limits comment, and not your 10% distortion comment. Since you seem to really want to talk about how this all started. Dont flame for reading comprehension, when you yourself seem to lack it, if that&#039;s how you want to be about it. *shrug*Now you are just being arguementative. I quoted you saying mechanical noise was all that was of any real concern, you&nbsp; came back with some excuse about forgetting to finish your thought... now here you are trying to convince us you never even said such a thing. Let me refresh your memory...&nbsp;How likely you are to &#039;overdrive&#039; the sub mechanically is highly enclosure dependant. Burp a note very near tuning ina&nbsp; vented box, then come tell us how in &#039;most cases&#039; you are likely to bottom out your sub before hearing clipping distortion. Your generalization about bottoming out the sub first ignores way too many variable to be considered logical. Power to the sub? Proper gain settings? Enclosure size/type/alignment? Frequency being played in a vented system? All of these variable will affect your ability to bottom out your sub, and your statement ignores them all.If I were you, Id just stick with the facts you&#039;ve read somewhere else and regurgitated here... that anything below 10% distortion can be difficult to hear in subbass frequencies. It seems you have trouble extrapolating anything further from that data, so I would suggest you quit trying.Have a nice day.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="audioholic, post: 3704799, member: 549629"] Its funny you speak about my reading comprehension, when Ive already stated my point was about your mechanical limits comment, not about the 10% distortion. Hence why I quoted the mechanical limits comment, and not your 10% distortion comment. Since you seem to really want to talk about how this all started. Dont flame for reading comprehension, when you yourself seem to lack it, if that's how you want to be about it. *shrug* Now you are just being arguementative. I quoted you saying mechanical noise was all that was of any real concern, you came back with some excuse about forgetting to finish your thought... now here you are trying to convince us you never even said such a thing. Let me refresh your memory... How likely you are to 'overdrive' the sub mechanically is highly enclosure dependant. Burp a note very near tuning ina vented box, then come tell us how in 'most cases' you are likely to bottom out your sub before hearing clipping distortion. Your generalization about bottoming out the sub first ignores way too many variable to be considered logical. Power to the sub? Proper gain settings? Enclosure size/type/alignment? Frequency being played in a vented system? All of these variable will affect your ability to bottom out your sub, and your statement ignores them all. If I were you, Id just stick with the facts you've read somewhere else and regurgitated here... that anything below 10% distortion can be difficult to hear in subbass frequencies. It seems you have trouble extrapolating anything further from that data, so I would suggest you quit trying. Have a nice day. [/QUOTE]

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