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<blockquote data-quote="bubbagumper6" data-source="post: 8386082" data-attributes="member: 567719">What you gave was a rule of thumb type answer, which is basically just a wild ass guess, I would hardly call it accurate.&nbsp; I don&#039;t know where you came up with this other formula but music being 1/3 the current draw of a tone is another wild ass guess which is highly subjective to the listeners music tastes.&nbsp; That may be accurate for someone that listens to regular rock or other normally recorded music but someone who listens to rap or any of the slowed/modified songs that get posted on the forums will have a much different experience.&nbsp; A lot of those songs basically DO have test tones in them.&nbsp; The bass notes are just solid sinusoidal notes, some held for much longer than average which will definitely violate your 1/3 rule.Bottom line is, I don&#039;t like your guestimate...</blockquote>

[QUOTE="bubbagumper6, post: 8386082, member: 567719"] What you gave was a rule of thumb type answer, which is basically just a wild [COLOR=black]a[/COLOR]ss guess, I would hardly call it accurate. I don't know where you came up with this other formula but music being 1/3 the current draw of a tone is another wild [COLOR=black]a[/COLOR]ss guess which is highly subjective to the listeners music tastes. That may be accurate for someone that listens to regular rock or other normally recorded music but someone who listens to rap or any of the slowed/modified songs that get posted on the forums will have a much different experience. A lot of those songs basically DO have test tones in them. The bass notes are just solid sinusoidal notes, some held for much longer than average which will definitely violate your 1/3 rule. Bottom line is, I don't like your guestimate... [/QUOTE]

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