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In Reply to: T-amp on a 15 inch woofer? posted by ggking7 on March 20, 2012 at 10:56:36:
A large driver does necessarily require more more; often the opposite is true. Sensitivity, loading, impedance and phase angles, and QTS are more helpful indicators.
A large, efficient, low QTS driver with appropriate loading is likely to require less power and damping to achieve similar volume levels than a small, inefficient driver in a tiny bass reflex enclosure... you should also experience less sense of constraint/unevenness/strain, even if extension is not as 'deep'.
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