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<blockquote data-quote="Warbleed" data-source="post: 2406950" data-attributes="member: 549898">Since you are so much of a weak minded peon that I have to go over this point by point, so be it:Some effect yes, an audible one? Nope. I already covered this before, apparently it escaped your comprehension.Ah yes, I covered this before too, oh dimwitted one. The 13w7 uses a wide roll surround. Because of the nature of the half roll surround, it won&#039;t exhibit any dimpling near its limits. Thats due to its shape.In the case of high profile surrounds such as the ED, it will dimple because of the shape of the surround, due to the surround being more tall than it is wide. This has NO ill effects when it is accounted for in the FEA design of the surround, which in ANY surround designed for this level of excursion, it is going to be.This one was already addressed as well, but we already know your feeble little mind came up with this laughable little idea. You should go tell this to Image Dynamics and TC Sounds. Both use LOT of FEA design, and both use high profile, narrow surrounds which dimple. They perform very well. Digital Designs has used high profile surrounds for years with no ill effects as well.Hmm...I wonder why that is. You aren&#039;t even worthy of my time fool. Everyone here is laughing at you, you just haven&#039;t figured it out yet.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Warbleed, post: 2406950, member: 549898"] Since you are so much of a weak minded peon that I have to go over this point by point, so be it: Some effect yes, an audible one? Nope. I already covered this before, apparently it escaped your comprehension. Ah yes, I covered this before too, oh dimwitted one. The 13w7 uses a wide roll surround. Because of the nature of the half roll surround, it won't exhibit any dimpling near its limits. Thats due to its shape. In the case of high profile surrounds such as the ED, it will dimple because of the shape of the surround, due to the surround being more tall than it is wide. This has NO ill effects when it is accounted for in the FEA design of the surround, which in ANY surround designed for this level of excursion, it is going to be. This one was already addressed as well, but we already know your feeble little mind came up with this laughable little idea. You should go tell this to Image Dynamics and TC Sounds. Both use LOT of FEA design, and both use high profile, narrow surrounds which dimple. They perform very well. Digital Designs has used high profile surrounds for years with no ill effects as well. Hmm...I wonder why that is. You aren't even worthy of my time fool. Everyone here is laughing at you, you just haven't figured it out yet. [/QUOTE]

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