Using a custom can, a 2x18. Stereo cabinet use with a head to achieve 2ohms. And here's where this gets crazy, I imagined Hartke 18's, with the aluminum, would that be sick or what???
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Using a custom can, a 2x18. Stereo cabinet use with a head to achieve 2ohms. And here's where this gets crazy, I imagined Hartke 18's, with the aluminum, would that be sick or what???
Driver cone area (Sd) is only a two dimensional measurement. What limits low frequency output is a three dimensional measurement, displacement (Vd). Affordable drivers with the highest Vd aren't eighteens, they're fifteens.Just did some back of the napkin math. A 218 would have roughly 510 in^2 of cone area, an 810 has about 630.
Aluminum cones are a great marketing tool, because they have a unique look, and looks sell. But aluminum cones don't work any better than pulp.I imagined Hartke 18's, with the aluminum, would that be sick or what???
Driver cone area (Sd) is only a two dimensional measurement. What limits low frequency output is a three dimensional measurement, displacement (Vd).
I was just thinking of pure surface area, the feeling when you change from using 10's to a 15 or even an 18. It would be just a big brutal cab