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more air?

  • Thread starter Thread starter brutal bassist
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2x10 have more surface area then a 15"

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I'm sorry, sir, that's WRONG. Will you bring our next contestant up, Ezmerelda?

Actually the typical 210 cone area is maybe 700 cc, and for 115, 850+. And more important yet, a lot of 15" drivers have longer excursion. When you multiply excursion times surface area that's the true measure of what the drivers can do.
 
2x10 have more surface area then a 15"

While there is alot more to it than the area of a circle ie: depth, excursion, displacement

You are still wrong:

Area of 10" circle = 3.14 (Pi) X 5 squared (Radius) = 78.5

Therefore, 2 10" circles have a area of 157


Area of a 15" circle = 3.14 X 7.5 squared = 176


Edit: Greenboy was much quicker to the punch...........and more accurate
 
so..... IF i were to pickup either a 210 or a 115 as a practice amp with my markbass lm2, which should i take if i want a decent amp for like little band get togethers n such
 
Readheads every time for me, but thats just me, You may have to do some personal testing to work out your own general preferences.
In order to kill two birds with one stone so as to speak perhaps you should enlist the help of the bass player of a band called "Nemhain" she is a very helpful girl and has quite a lot of very very good equipment at her disposal to try out:
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