Newbie question.

[onnoff7 10+ year member]

What does it mean exactly when a sub is LOUDER. isnt it louder if u turn the volume up?

also what is spl and sq and stuff mean?

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[luvinthebass 5,000+ posts]

u serious?

 

[tEh koRnDog 5,000+ posts]

u serious?

x2

sound quality

sound pressure level

 

[nismos14 5,000+ posts]

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[onnoff7 10+ year member]

TOld u im new. just asking so i know because it says IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS DONT BE AFRAID TO ASK> i am : (

 

[denim 5,000+ posts]

hello

 

[jmoreno150 10+ year member]

spl= sound pressure level

sq= sound quality

 

[onnoff7 10+ year member]

and when people talk about SQ and SPL. what exactly does that mean. in lamen terms please

 

[bdawson72 5,000+ posts]

SQ=how well it sounds

SPL= how loud it it

This is the best explanation that i could find that would fit your descriptions of "layman's" terms

 

[nismos14 5,000+ posts]

SQ = Sound quality there's alot of things that determine this including how a speaker reproduces the sound that it's expected to

SPL = sound pressure levels, all out bass, no real musicality just the most possible pressure and bass...

Thats just a simple def. someone will chime in with more i'm sure.