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<blockquote data-quote="squeak9798" data-source="post: 1519405" data-attributes="member: 555320">Maybe explain the physics behind how the cone of the electrodynamic transducer (the subwoofer) oscillating back and forth a certain number of cycles per second (frequency, expressed in hertz) creates sound through compression and rarefaction of the air?&nbsp; Or the forces involved with causing the cone to move; i.e the reaction between the static magnetic field (the magnet, topplate, bottom plate and pole piece) and the electromagnetic field created by the AC current flowing through the voice coil causes the cone to move?&nbsp; The physics behind how the enclosure affects the subwoofer?&nbsp; The physics behind a ported enclosure (helmholtz resonantor)?&nbsp; Theile and Smalls analysis of an electrodynamic transducer....which later became known as the Theile-Small parameters?Seriously, there are hundreds of topics and angles you could take with this that involve phyics.&nbsp; Everything to do with speakers and subwoofers in general revolves solely around physics.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="squeak9798, post: 1519405, member: 555320"] Maybe explain the physics behind how the cone of the electrodynamic transducer (the subwoofer) oscillating back and forth a certain number of cycles per second (frequency, expressed in hertz) creates sound through compression and rarefaction of the air? Or the forces involved with causing the cone to move; i.e the reaction between the static magnetic field (the magnet, topplate, bottom plate and pole piece) and the electromagnetic field created by the AC current flowing through the voice coil causes the cone to move? The physics behind how the enclosure affects the subwoofer? The physics behind a ported enclosure (helmholtz resonantor)? Theile and Smalls analysis of an electrodynamic transducer....which later became known as the Theile-Small parameters? Seriously, there are hundreds of topics and angles you could take with this that involve phyics. Everything to do with speakers and subwoofers in general revolves solely around physics. [/QUOTE]

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