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<blockquote data-quote="NutHugger" data-source="post: 7678458" data-attributes="member: 627450">Watch them beat around the bush... lol it&#039;s because they don&#039;t know why. They just regurgitate the same info back and forth and they don&#039;t know why. They pick a brand and squeeze it&#039;s nuts. That&#039;s mainly what this site is. There are a few knowledgeable members and they get fewer all the time. The rest are noobs that think they know but don&#039;t have a clue as can be seen here from the nothing answers given here.(since this is the tech section I have to give an answer or face a ban from the oppressive mods here)The answer is: Smaller brands don&#039;t spend as much on marketing. They let their competitors do the marketing for them. They use strong motors. Big box brands are known for using tiny motors and putting big boots over them so you can&#039;t tell how tiny they really are. Smaller brands use higher quality soft parts. Better coils, cones, glue, and spiders. With car audio equipment, gains are not seen in a linear fashion. They are logarithmic. So, to people who aren&#039;t particularly knowledgeable the products seem to perform similarly, when in fact they are worlds apart.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="NutHugger, post: 7678458, member: 627450"] Watch them beat around the bush... lol it's because they don't know why. They just regurgitate the same info back and forth and they don't know why. They pick a brand and squeeze it's nuts. That's mainly what this site is. There are a few knowledgeable members and they get fewer all the time. The rest are noobs that think they know but don't have a clue as can be seen here from the nothing answers given here. (since this is the tech section I have to give an answer or face a ban from the oppressive mods here) The answer is: Smaller brands don't spend as much on marketing. They let their competitors do the marketing for them. They use strong motors. Big box brands are known for using tiny motors and putting big boots over them so you can't tell how tiny they really are. Smaller brands use higher quality soft parts. Better coils, cones, glue, and spiders. With car audio equipment, gains are not seen in a linear fashion. They are logarithmic. So, to people who aren't particularly knowledgeable the products seem to perform similarly, when in fact they are worlds apart. [/QUOTE]

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