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Date: August 23, 2001 at 15:11:17
From: brian owens, [frasier.ford.com]
Subject: Let me re-phrase that


I think I made my post sound confusing. Let me try again:

In short, if you take a single driver and you double the power going to it, you will get 3 dB more output.

If you add a second driver, but you do not increase the power output, you will get 3 dB more output.

If you add a second driver, and your amp is able to increase its current output to allow double power output, you will get 6 dB more output. That would be = to adding another driver and another amp if the amp you are using is not capable of doubling its output.

If someone disagrees with this, please explain. . .

Thanks,
Brian


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