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6th May 2003, 02:05 PM
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Calculation of power required by driver
Is there a simple way of calculating power required by a driver? I am interested particularly in a 89dB sensative midbass that will be playing from 100Hz to 2500Hz. I know that there is a lot of musical information in this reigon, but the amounts of excusion required are small. I will be playing at max 105dB, but that is in-room with both speakers going, in a small room. I know that there is no hard and fast rule for this, but I want to know how much heat my amp will produce to determine if my heatsinks are large enough.
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