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<blockquote data-quote="squeak9798" data-source="post: 790275" data-attributes="member: 555320"><p>I'm with Hoss here Jack. Just because a woofer has a higher Mms, it does not mean that it's specs it always lend itself towards better LFE. You have to look at the entire design of the woofer (Bl, Mms, Cms, etc etc). To make an assumption based solely off of Mms is simply wrong. And whose to say that the 12 will even have a higher Mms than the 10? Maybe the 10 used heavier VC former or larger coil? Maybe a different, heavier cone material? Etc etc</p><p></p><p>So, to say that a 12" will play lower and/or louder of a 10" sub of a different brand/model (as is the case here), you would have to look at each individual sub and not just their diameter.</p><p></p><p>Anyways, as I said in your other thread jacko.....waste of time and effort. However, if you want to experience it first hand, go for it //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/thumbsupwink.gif.129404938effda6ad9cca39e7f4b58a3.gif Again, just be sure you have a nice reference system so you can hear what an accurate reproduction of the music should sound like.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="squeak9798, post: 790275, member: 555320"] I'm with Hoss here Jack. Just because a woofer has a higher Mms, it does not mean that it's specs it always lend itself towards better LFE. You have to look at the entire design of the woofer (Bl, Mms, Cms, etc etc). To make an assumption based solely off of Mms is simply wrong. And whose to say that the 12 will even have a higher Mms than the 10? Maybe the 10 used heavier VC former or larger coil? Maybe a different, heavier cone material? Etc etc So, to say that a 12" will play lower and/or louder of a 10" sub of a different brand/model (as is the case here), you would have to look at each individual sub and not just their diameter. Anyways, as I said in your other thread jacko.....waste of time and effort. However, if you want to experience it first hand, go for it [IMG]//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/thumbsupwink.gif.129404938effda6ad9cca39e7f4b58a3.gif[/IMG] Again, just be sure you have a nice reference system so you can hear what an accurate reproduction of the music should sound like. [/QUOTE]
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