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<blockquote data-quote="1aespinoza" data-source="post: 8734237" data-attributes="member: 654802"><p>From everything I have read, high power subs are not really meant for sq. Their spiders and surrounds are stiff to protect them from overexcursion, hence making them poor choices for the nuances in bass dynamics. Even if the sub is put into a sealed enclosure for better control, the suspension is still the same. Now this is just what I have read from other users and articles. Nothing like real world testing to dispel your curiosity.</p><p> As for the distortion after a certain volume, I have experienced a similar issue in all my setups. I run mostly sealed enclosures and noticed that past a certain volume, I do not have an audible gain in bass. Instead, I get more cone movement and truck shaking. I believe that is wasted energy, so I never push my subs near their rms rating.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="1aespinoza, post: 8734237, member: 654802"] From everything I have read, high power subs are not really meant for sq. Their spiders and surrounds are stiff to protect them from overexcursion, hence making them poor choices for the nuances in bass dynamics. Even if the sub is put into a sealed enclosure for better control, the suspension is still the same. Now this is just what I have read from other users and articles. Nothing like real world testing to dispel your curiosity. As for the distortion after a certain volume, I have experienced a similar issue in all my setups. I run mostly sealed enclosures and noticed that past a certain volume, I do not have an audible gain in bass. Instead, I get more cone movement and truck shaking. I believe that is wasted energy, so I never push my subs near their rms rating. [/QUOTE]
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