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LOL, I read your thread as for a BL. Not from BL. Either way, to answer your question, download WinISD Pro Alpha and read the help files. It will step by step allow you to calculate Xmax.

Not that this is what you want to hear, but a little research will lead you down the same path. I'd sell it and buy a deadener that actually did what it was supposed to. It is not designed to do what you are going to use it for. Complete con-artist bs marketed by someone who thinks they can lie their way to success. It is REALLY ineffective compared to other solutions. Even if you lose 30% of your money reselling it you are better off turning that 70% into something else. My personal choice is SDS although other quality products can do what you need as well...just depends on your true goals which will determine your investment.

VERY frequency dependent as with all tweeters. Not sure why you were having troubles getting them loud as ear curdling is rather easy with them.

Que paso?

I don't lie and I don't exaggerate on the 'positive' side.

I would save money and just get a real circ saw and a real blade. Even with a table saw, you need one of those.

There is a startling difference. The BL is MUCH louder. Don't read a few T/S specs and expect to understand, you need to look at them all.

The problem was solved nearly 3 months ago.

Better off spending a bit more and getting an upspiral IMO. In particular for MDF.

Price per foot and utility do NOT correlate always and not what you should use to shop. It really doesn't work very well, you may have had some improvement but for the SAME dollars (okay not free, if you paid for it) you'd be better off using something else.

Definitely don't want to run mono on ANYTHING in the front stage. Since it sounds like you haven't bought them yet, I'd highly rethink spending the extra on the hat drivers. Tons of great options if you are running active and bang for the buck there are a ton that are better.

Numbers won't tell you that. Why ask this now instead of BEFORE you bought it. This is sort of like your enclosure saga...

*topic moved to more appropriate location* What do you mean derived? And why do you want to know?

And no need to oversize...

It is only capable of doing what your install will let it. Citing other numbers will only frustrate you as you won't achieve anything near what is cited unless you choose exactly the appropriate install and then depending on vehicles you could still easily vary by 6-10dB.

Pretty useless without a problem to solve. Not impressed with anything in their catalog, but that is only from the perusal I just did. I wouldn't expect it to do anything good for you.

With any time lag, which by default there will be to install, 2dB isn't even audible.

why are you at the airport weekly? work? i would hate to be on a plane once a week. Yep, in San Jose right now dang, what kind of a job requires you to be traveling so much? must like a CEO or sumthin... lol i just got back from a weekend in cali myslef, i usually go to san diego though... Not quite CEO, Director.

Kick ass day here.

You shouldn't be, you are measuring Resistance and NOT Impedance. They will not be the same, but can tell you if you managed to get the right coils. Sounds like you did.

And regularly even misapplied there.

Clipping or more aptly put distortion is what hurts my ears. I also don't mean physiologically but sonically. Much more so than loud and clean.

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