Quick question

[Spades]

nah dude, a 10 wont hit harder than a 12 or 15 if the conditions are the same. it takes more power to move a larger cone, but the larger the cone, the more air moved. everyone says that a 10's cone will "bounce back faster"...thats sometimes true, but generally with a quality speaker, they will be capable of having the proper surround, spider, and magnet structure to allow the speaker to move in and out properly with each hit. differing cone sizes have affect on sound, but if all things were equal with the exception of perhaps a bit more juice to the larger speaker, a 10 wouldnt have a harder hit...cause its not moving as much air...cause with todays speaker materials...the voice coil structure will slide out and pull back just as fast on a 12 as it would on a 10.


maybe someone else can correct my thinking...but as far as i know thats how it works.

p.s. i love bass. you would hate my car. i do have infinity referance components up front...but they are on deck power. and i have two 12" and two 5" subs... bass, i love you.