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<blockquote data-quote="Prowler573" data-source="post: 2458781" data-attributes="member: 561023">Can you point out an example of someone who has been led to think that by being exposed to a discussion about the differences between SQ, SQL, and SPL drivers?That makes as much sense as thinking that a pure SQ-oriented sub with sound perfect in just any &#039;ole install or believing that a straight-up SPL sub will bang as hard as physically possible for the driver/power combination regardless of what kindof box in which it&#039;s installed.Either of these lines of thinking are simply ludicrous and I cannot personally think of an instance of someone considering one or the other with any degree of seriousness at all much less as a result of someone&#039;s commentary about this product or that being competent for use in an SQL application.

Consequently the argument about whether or not &#039;SQL&#039; is even a valid term is equally as silly IMO.Just my $0.02</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Prowler573, post: 2458781, member: 561023"] Can you point out an example of someone who has been led to think that by being exposed to a discussion about the differences between SQ, [COLOR=Blue]SQL[/COLOR], and SPL drivers? That makes as much sense as thinking that a pure SQ-oriented sub with sound perfect in just any 'ole install or believing that a straight-up SPL sub will bang as hard as physically possible for the driver/power combination regardless of what kindof box in which it's installed. [LEFT]Either of these lines of thinking are simply ludicrous and I cannot personally think of an instance of someone considering one or the other with any degree of seriousness at all much less as a result of someone's commentary about this product or that being competent for use in an SQL application. [/LEFT] Consequently the argument about whether or not 'SQL' is even a valid term is equally as silly IMO. Just my $0.02 [/QUOTE]

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