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Old 08-23-2009, 01:14 PM   #19
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You get sound wave interference at all frequencies, actually. There's a reason the current world's loudest car is a single speaker driven by four amps in parallel to provide the power. Not even a pair, or a quad, just a single massive subwoofer.
yeah... but its a lot more noticable in the lower octaves than in the mid to upper octaves.... I reccomend against people doubling up on most speakers.... subs to a lesser extent due to the frequencies they are playing are harder to cancel out due to the longer than cabin size of the wave lengths.

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6db is roughly twice the physical sound pressure change, but it's 10db for an apparent sound volume doubling for our ears, that's what the scale is actually calculated against: Every 10db = double the loudness to our ears, which ends up being about 3.16x the physical pressure at each doubling of apparently loudness.
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I'll say that by itself so it's clear I'm not trying to say otherwise. But it is possible to set up a pair of rear speakers to sound very good too, if you have a reason to invest the added expense and time to do so. It's far more expensive either in time or seperate equalizer components for the rear and front than just slapping a good pair of speakers in the front and calling it a day.
Exactly.... MORE WORK to make them sound as good. 90% of people pay to have a shop just lazily throw 4 speakers & a deck in their car.... 8% will do the lazy install themselves, and about 1-2% of people will pay for a well thought out install, or actually do it themselves properly. Obviously most people don't put in the time for a proper 2 speaker install, so why would they want to put in even more work for a 4 speaker install?

4 speaker setups have a lower SQ potential than 2 speakers, UNTIL you start getting into DVD setups.


Also.... I went to the Official DB Drags website.... and here's what they show for the loudest vehicle ever..
http://www.termpro.com/asp/worldreco...on_Select=2009
Its in the 3+ subs category.... the single woofer category wasn't nearly as loud.
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