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Let's spread some musical misinformation

All speakers have the same size sound hole (in the center of the cone), and the sound hole is the ONLY part you hear when listening to a speaker.

The different sized cones are just marketing hype to sucker people into buying more stuff they don't need.

Speaker cones are SILENT. They make no sound. They move no air. They do nothing.

15", 12", 10" etc", ALL sound the same because they use the same sound hole.
 
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All speakers have the same size sound hole (in the center of the cone), and the sound hole is the ONLY part you hear when listening to a speaker.

The different sized cones are just marketing hype to sucker people into buying more stuff they don't need.

Speaker cones are SILENT. They make no sound. They move no air. They do nothing.

15", 12", 10" etc", ALL sound the same because they use the same sound hole.


100% correct.......and this very fact fueled the idea for The Cone Of Silence in the t.v. series "Get Smart".....

cone-of-silence-1.jpg
 
Good gourd, they've turned instruments into vegetables, or rather vegetables into instruments. Let's meat to get to the root of the problem, this isn't small potatoes — and who thought it was a grape idea to make music with fruit? I wonder if they get a good celery of if they're just paid in peanuts.

I think the Chinese gentleman playing the carrots-pan-flute may have a small leek in his instrument. Tread gingerly, wouldn't want to upset the applecart.

Okay, that's enough, I'm leafing you...
 

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