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In Reply to: Try dirivng them with cheap electronics, and see if your 1/2 brained theory still hold up. posted by Jack G on July 11, 2009 at 16:13:44:
Jack, Brian wrote weakest, not the only link. Of course, there are some superb speakers that are also inefficient that require substantial amps to drive them. But the general case is that the speaker is a critical transduction point where electrical energy is converted to acoustic energy. Converting energy from the mechanical deviations in the grooves of a record to electrical energy is another such transduction process, as is reading a disc with a laser. Passing an electrical signal through a system is less demanding than converting it to another medium. I think that may have been the point of Brian's observation. Thus, one might expect the biggest bang for the buck by attending first to the transduction process.
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- RE: Try dirivng them with cheap electronics, and see if your 1/2 brained theory still hold up. - dbphd 10:09:54 07/12/09 (6)
- No-reread what he wrote - Jack G 04:59:54 07/13/09 (5)
- Look at it this way - Brian A 12:05:08 07/13/09 (4)
- That's amazing - racerguy 16:47:15 07/13/09 (3)
- It's the concept, dolt nt - Brian A 18:15:14 07/13/09 (2)
- Making up data is a bad concept. (nt) - Jack G 07:09:01 07/14/09 (0)
- Sure, whatever you say (nt) - racerguy 20:13:48 07/13/09 (0)
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