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<blockquote data-quote="Corsica" data-source="post: 76303" data-attributes="member: 541085"><p>Sensitiviy if i understand it right means how well it uses the power it gets. Like a 88db sub is not quite as usfullll with tha power a 92 db sub gets. Basically say we have 2 subs both 12":. one is 88 other is 92. Same RMS and oeak power ratings. The 92 db sub should have better sound a slightly harder bass than the 88. The hz is the frequiencies the speaker is designed to produce.</p><p></p><p>J</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Corsica, post: 76303, member: 541085"] Sensitiviy if i understand it right means how well it uses the power it gets. Like a 88db sub is not quite as usfullll with tha power a 92 db sub gets. Basically say we have 2 subs both 12":. one is 88 other is 92. Same RMS and oeak power ratings. The 92 db sub should have better sound a slightly harder bass than the 88. The hz is the frequiencies the speaker is designed to produce. J [/QUOTE]
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