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[Jeff Bankston]

Well I didnt dig it up and that means my GF will not spank me for doing a bad thing. bummer !

[Ray Aberle]

Well I didnt dig it up and that means my GF will not spank me for doing a bad thing. bummer !

What the heck?!?

Award for non-related post of the year, I think... =-\

[Dennis Wiggins]

The result of applying electrical watts to a transducer (and its horn/cabinet and mounting/installation) is completely dependent on the transducer's ability to produce acoustic watts where you want it.

This explanation should help....   

"Sound Power Density : is the Sound Energy Flux in a specified direction and sense through an area perpendicular to that direction, divided by the area."

http://www.acoustic-glossary.co.uk/sound-power.htm

It has been said that it is your job is to fill an area (which may be enclosed by a container) with sound.  The people are just there to listen (and maybe help dampen some reflections).

-Dennis 

[Jeff Bankston]

Watts that noise in my head Doc ? Give it to me straight Doc ! Am I dunn ?

[Tim McCulloch]

Watts that noise in my head Doc ? Give it to me straight Doc ! Am I dunn ?

If you're deaf, you're Brooks...

[Jay Barracato]

Did you know the average horse produces about 11 horsepower.

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[Ivan Beaver]

Did you know the average horse produces about 11 horsepower.

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That would be the "peak" horse power.

They "can" do it, but not for long.

They cannot sustain that level.  The "average"  horse power is equal to 1 horse.

Here we go again----------------------

[Jeff Bankston]

Did you know the average horse produces about 11 horsepower.

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So a horse can go to 11 just like an amp therefore an amp that goes to 11 produces 11 horsepower

[Jeff Bankston]

If you're deaf, you're Brooks...

Dunn !

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