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<blockquote data-quote="thadman" data-source="post: 2747421" data-attributes="member: 561122">I find it funny that you wont even remark on my comments...lolWhats your concept?&nbsp; A multitude of subwoofers are ok because the frequencies they are reproducing bend around the objects that get in their path because the wavelength of sound is longer than the object.&nbsp; If the wavelength of sound is smaller than the surface than it will reflect...which translates to an incredible amount of reflections in your car creating thousands of micro nodes.&nbsp; We are much less sensitive to distortion in the lower octaves (-50dB at 40hz vs 4khz).&nbsp; We also have an incredibly difficult time observing the transient response of woofers, because the rise and fall time is several orders of magnitude smaller than signal compared to higher up in frequency when the rise and fall time of midranges/tweeters is longer than the actual frequency its reproducing.&nbsp; Your solution is a poorly engineered and designed concept that isnt very efficient at getting loud because of phase cancellation.They are hardly the same.&nbsp; If only you had a clue about how sound works lolFYI, I never said multiple drivers was a bad idea, they actually are phenomenal when implemented correctly.&nbsp; Your concept/design whatever you want to call it is horribly engineered/designed/implemented.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="thadman, post: 2747421, member: 561122"] I find it funny that you wont even remark on my comments...lol Whats your concept? A multitude of subwoofers are ok because the frequencies they are reproducing bend around the objects that get in their path because the wavelength of sound is longer than the object. If the wavelength of sound is smaller than the surface than it will reflect...which translates to an incredible amount of reflections in your car creating thousands of micro nodes. We are much less sensitive to distortion in the lower octaves (-50dB at 40hz vs 4khz). We also have an incredibly difficult time observing the transient response of woofers, because the rise and fall time is several orders of magnitude smaller than signal compared to higher up in frequency when the rise and fall time of midranges/tweeters is longer than the actual frequency its reproducing. Your solution is a poorly engineered and designed concept that isnt very efficient at getting loud because of phase cancellation. They are hardly the same. If only you had a clue about how sound works lol FYI, I never said multiple drivers was a bad idea, they actually are phenomenal when implemented correctly. Your concept/design whatever you want to call it is horribly engineered/designed/implemented. [/QUOTE]

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