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Old 03-19-2010, 12:04 PM
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Here is an interesting point of view from Dave Wilson.

YouTube - Conversations, Part II
Dave Wilson talks about the importance of dynamic range and especially dynamic contrast in speaker design. I believe these two criteria can be combined and is consistent with what is typically referred to as the transient response of a speaker, especially a mid-woofer and woofer. In this regard, a transmission-line design like the one used by PMC generally has an advantage over sealed and bass reflex (ported) designs.

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