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<blockquote data-quote="Termlab" data-source="post: 616720" data-attributes="member: 555667">oh goodie.&nbsp; once again i get to debate this with somebody else.....stop here...... go back to the beginning.&nbsp; first off ALL THINGS ARENT equal.&nbsp; cone area......... yes.&nbsp; but there is alot more voice coil in the 8 10&#039;s vs the 4 15&#039;s.&nbsp; so the 10s theoretically have more potential.&nbsp; this is of coarse using the xxx as a reference considering they ALL have the potential to hold 1600 RMS power.&nbsp;&nbsp; so the 10s can hold DOUBLE the power.&nbsp; which is what I said in my original post.&nbsp; depends on the power.&nbsp; if he is running a scud of power i&#039;d go with the 10&#039;s.&nbsp; thank you for proving my point.&nbsp; no hard feelings???just making a point.&nbsp; it is false in -some- applications.&nbsp; the 10&#039;s with the same size coils but running double obviously has more potential.&nbsp; maybe i should have been more clear in my first post.&nbsp; but hey..... i thought i explained it plenty good enough.but again all other factors are NOT equal.&nbsp; thats why i said he needs to be more specific on which subwoofers he wants to use.&nbsp; if its kicker L7&#039;s 4 8&#039;s vs 1 15&#039;&#039; is relatively equal but the 8&#039;s would have slightly more cone area (but roughly equal power handling)&nbsp; assuming both are ran at optimal levels of power and in the right enclosures the more cone area should be louder.but if you take subwoofers that have the same size coils (the xxx) and run twice as many and power both sets properly........ the 10&#039;s should be equal.&nbsp; he needs to be more specific.&nbsp; not me.&nbsp; oh, and i used 500 to one just to prove the point, thats why i said dont answer it.....&nbsp; obviously nobody wants to hook up 500 subwoofers.you will never know till you try //content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Termlab, post: 616720, member: 555667"] oh goodie. once again i get to debate this with somebody else..... stop here...... go back to the beginning. first off ALL THINGS ARENT equal. cone area......... yes. but there is alot more voice coil in the 8 10's vs the 4 15's. so the 10s theoretically have more potential. this is of coarse using the xxx as a reference considering they ALL have the potential to hold 1600 RMS power. so the 10s can hold DOUBLE the power. which is what I said in my original post. depends on the power. if he is running a scud of power i'd go with the 10's. thank you for proving my point. no hard feelings??? just making a point. it is false in -some- applications. the 10's with the same size coils but running double obviously has more potential. maybe i should have been more clear in my first post. but hey..... i thought i explained it plenty good enough. but again all other factors are NOT equal. thats why i said he needs to be more specific on which subwoofers he wants to use. if its kicker L7's 4 8's vs 1 15'' is relatively equal but the 8's would have slightly more cone area (but roughly equal power handling) assuming both are ran at optimal levels of power and in the right enclosures the more cone area should be louder. but if you take subwoofers that have the same size coils (the xxx) and run twice as many and power both sets properly........ the 10's should be equal. he needs to be more specific. not me. oh, and i used 500 to one just to prove the point, thats why i said dont answer it..... obviously nobody wants to hook up 500 subwoofers. you will never know till you try [IMG]//content.invisioncic.com/y282845/emoticons/smile.gif.1ebc41e1811405b213edfc4622c41e27.gif[/IMG] [/QUOTE]

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