Two things come to mind:
- Inductance related harmonic distortion can become a problem for voltage driven (= what most people do) high inductance (= many subwoofer drivers) woofers. See Le(x) and Le(i) on the Klippel Nonlinearity poster: http://www.klippel.de/fileadmin/kli...rature/Papers/Klippel_Nonlinearity_Poster.pdf The XLS-P830452 has shorting rings, reducing this effect.
- Some subwoofer drivers have resonances at relatively low frequencies, though they can be equalized away with parametric EQ. This starts at 600 Hz for the XLS-P830452.
Datasheet: http://www.tymphany.com/wp-content/themes/pathfinders/cache/pdfs/XLS-P830452.pdf
- Inductance related harmonic distortion can become a problem for voltage driven (= what most people do) high inductance (= many subwoofer drivers) woofers. See Le(x) and Le(i) on the Klippel Nonlinearity poster: http://www.klippel.de/fileadmin/kli...rature/Papers/Klippel_Nonlinearity_Poster.pdf The XLS-P830452 has shorting rings, reducing this effect.
- Some subwoofer drivers have resonances at relatively low frequencies, though they can be equalized away with parametric EQ. This starts at 600 Hz for the XLS-P830452.
Datasheet: http://www.tymphany.com/wp-content/themes/pathfinders/cache/pdfs/XLS-P830452.pdf
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