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<blockquote data-quote="hayden" data-source="post: 1331377" data-attributes="member: 555374"><p>No, I am not kidding. Look at the Qts of the RL-S 15 - .945!!!! Look at the relatively high Fs - 25 hz. The moving mass is high, the reference eff. is low. Do I need to go on? These specs are very odd, to say the least. So what if the driver has 45mm one-way xmax. There are other parameters to think about when designing a subwoofer. If you think I am crazy visit some the HT forums, and see what some very smart guys (with driver design experience) say about these drivers.</p><p></p><p>JP</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="hayden, post: 1331377, member: 555374"] No, I am not kidding. Look at the Qts of the RL-S 15 - .945!!!! Look at the relatively high Fs - 25 hz. The moving mass is high, the reference eff. is low. Do I need to go on? These specs are very odd, to say the least. So what if the driver has 45mm one-way xmax. There are other parameters to think about when designing a subwoofer. If you think I am crazy visit some the HT forums, and see what some very smart guys (with driver design experience) say about these drivers. JP [/QUOTE]
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