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<blockquote data-quote="hispls" data-source="post: 8603941" data-attributes="member: 614752">I like your style.That said, you have wildly shifted the goalposts here.&nbsp;&nbsp; I have already posted (in this thread) picture of an impedance curve of my subs in the box and also the circuit which represents a woofer in a ported box.The only point is that there is nothing true about &quot;longer wavelengths take more power&quot;.&nbsp; In fact I have posted an impedance plot showing that my box at least will draw less power&nbsp; below 43hz when compared to 43hz.&nbsp; In fact it shows that the amp will not see the same impedance at any more than 4 specific frequencies but we cannot make any generalizations at all besides saying that at tuning&nbsp; your amp will make the most power regardless of the tuning frequency.You could also make the case that if you want to play extended test tones you&#039;ll consume more power over time than more dynamic program material, but that should have been obvious enough to not even warrant discussion and it has to relevance to the topic of the thread since you can levitate hair with enough air particle velocity and turbulence regardless of the length of the tone.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="hispls, post: 8603941, member: 614752"] I like your style. That said, you have wildly shifted the goalposts here. I have already posted (in this thread) picture of an impedance curve of my subs in the box and also the circuit which represents a woofer in a ported box. The only point is that there is nothing true about "longer wavelengths take more power". In fact I have posted an impedance plot showing that my box at least will draw less power below 43hz when compared to 43hz. In fact it shows that the amp will not see the same impedance at any more than 4 specific frequencies but we cannot make any generalizations at all besides saying that at tuning your amp will make the most power regardless of the tuning frequency. You could also make the case that if you want to play extended test tones you'll consume more power over time than more dynamic program material, but that should have been obvious enough to not even warrant discussion and it has to relevance to the topic of the thread since you can levitate hair with enough air particle velocity and turbulence regardless of the length of the tone. [/QUOTE]

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