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Old 17th December 2005, 06:44 PM   #1
sma is offline sma  Indonesia
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Default car midwoofer vs. home midwoofer

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I want to know what is different in T/S parameter design for car audio midwoofer and home audio midwoofer?such like in qts ,why several people say car midwoofer must have higher qts than home midwoofer?Pls advice
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Old 18th December 2005, 03:51 AM   #2
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Car audio midwoofers need a higher qts because they are expected to be used in essentially infinite baffle situations (or at least in a suitation where the "enclosure", usually a car door, is leaky enough to be unsuitable for a lower qts driver)
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