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<blockquote data-quote="newusername" data-source="post: 2785362" data-attributes="member: 562064">In my opinion, a lot of people claiming the 5400 are the most accurate drivers ever are:a) Employees at TC Soundsb) Friends of Employees at TC Soundsc) Fans of the company who have never heard the driverOf course, I haven&#039;t heard the driver myself, but I would venture that while BL and Cms compression is pretty slim to none, there are simply zero high xmax drivers that I have considered the most accurate.&nbsp; There are certain disadvantages of a large coil (particularly the very large ones used on the LMS drivers) that are just hard to beat.If I were to pick a sub that was the most accurate, it would likely be something underhung, like the Aura MR&#039;s, which give you adequate Xmax, low inductance, and relatively flat BL; the only downside is the cost, but if you&#039;re considering the LMS-5400&#039;s, I doubt that&#039;s an issue.&nbsp; There is something to be said for low inductance, low Mms designs.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="newusername, post: 2785362, member: 562064"] In my opinion, a lot of people claiming the 5400 are the most accurate drivers ever are: a) Employees at TC Sounds b) Friends of Employees at TC Sounds c) Fans of the company who have never heard the driver Of course, I haven't heard the driver myself, but I would venture that while BL and Cms compression is pretty slim to none, there are simply zero high xmax drivers that I have considered the most accurate. There are certain disadvantages of a large coil (particularly the very large ones used on the LMS drivers) that are just hard to beat. If I were to pick a sub that was the most accurate, it would likely be something underhung, like the Aura MR's, which give you adequate Xmax, low inductance, and relatively flat BL; the only downside is the cost, but if you're considering the LMS-5400's, I doubt that's an issue. There is something to be said for low inductance, low Mms designs. [/QUOTE]

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