I think the forum's backlash against the OP has less to do with his request to see data as much as it does with his delivery. Most newcomers to the forum aren't interested in the technical aspects of why a product or process may or may not be useful, so the default for many people is "yes, that's a good idea" or "no, that's a terrible idea". The OP claims to be an EE, but is unable to interpolate (or even reasonably extrapolate) results? It doesn't help he insists upon profiling and marginalizing the people who are attempting to point him in the right "ish" direction as "ego driven males." Are their responsive exhaustive? No, but you're going to be hard pressed to find someone willing to put forth the time and effort to parse the information already out there.
I attempted to initiate a pedagogical series of thought experiments with the OP in another thread; he wanted nothing to do with it. He refuses to attempt due diligence in regards to the topics in which he is interested and instead wants to be spoon fed posts which have been tailored to his liking. If the OP knows as much about EE and Physics as he purports, this forum is going to be lacking in providing the OP with the information and knowledge he is seeking. Fortunately, there is data that is easily accessible which will help him start to understand the fundamental electromagnetic and physical interactions found in car audio applications.
I would be willing to bet the OP would have gotten considerably less insults if he had not began touting his pe-degree (sorry couldn't help making that pun) and dismissing several people's posts. Those posts should have served as a rabbit hole in which to dive, but instead he uses the opportunity to mount his soap box.
To the OP: I suggest DIYMA's forum as a starting place; on occasion that forum can be slightly better about providing measurements and data. I emphasize starting because depending on how deep you want to delve into the topic you may find yourself knees deep in some IEEE paper amazed at the knowledge and intuition people had decades ago.
If you really want to understand you're going to have to do some foot work on your own.
I attempted to initiate a pedagogical series of thought experiments with the OP in another thread; he wanted nothing to do with it. He refuses to attempt due diligence in regards to the topics in which he is interested and instead wants to be spoon fed posts which have been tailored to his liking. If the OP knows as much about EE and Physics as he purports, this forum is going to be lacking in providing the OP with the information and knowledge he is seeking. Fortunately, there is data that is easily accessible which will help him start to understand the fundamental electromagnetic and physical interactions found in car audio applications.
I would be willing to bet the OP would have gotten considerably less insults if he had not began touting his pe-degree (sorry couldn't help making that pun) and dismissing several people's posts. Those posts should have served as a rabbit hole in which to dive, but instead he uses the opportunity to mount his soap box.
To the OP: I suggest DIYMA's forum as a starting place; on occasion that forum can be slightly better about providing measurements and data. I emphasize starting because depending on how deep you want to delve into the topic you may find yourself knees deep in some IEEE paper amazed at the knowledge and intuition people had decades ago.
If you really want to understand you're going to have to do some foot work on your own.
