Originally posted by: AgaBoogaBoo
Originally posted by: Ronstang
Originally posted by: AgaBoogaBoo
Right, but the frequency a driver can achieve is generally related to the displacement of the driver. You are right though that it depends on the frequency being played, not necessarily the size of the drivers alone.
That is probably true but the larger the driver the lower a frequency it is going to be able to reproduce and at that point you can't hear it in the car anymore anyway. Like I said, my buddy was the sound guy I just listened to what he told me as I was the guy with the creative building skills. I just made things that fit his specs yet fit the car.
Hehe, I agreed with you
I'm just saying this: 15" driver producing 60hz vs 8" driver producing 60hz at the same SPL is the same sound
If your music hits some very low frequencies producing the effect you speak about, then yeah, going with smaller drivers would solve it, as would putting in a crossover to filter out very low frequencies in the larger drivers.
In most cases, it's probably easier/simpler to just go with smaller drivers because they produce the range that you want. Ronstang, you're right, but this is ATOT, and someone has to point out flaws in even a correct answer