A Call For Humor!

[Soandso]

 

[Bleib]

 

[Soandso]

 

[rationaltime]

 

[KellenVancouver]

 

[KellenVancouver]

 

[KellenVancouver]

 

[thewas]

 

[respice finem]

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Smart move. Success would mean having to do it each year.

 

[Ropeburn]

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[CedarX]

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Not true if you believe the Earth is flat. The area of the 18” speaker is: Pi.(18/2)=28.3; whereas the area of the two 12” is: 2.Pi.(12/2)=37.7…

 

[Ropeburn]

No true if you believe the Earth is flat. The area of the 18” speaker is: Pi.(18/2)=28.3; whereas the area of the two 12” is: 2.Pi.(12/2)=37.7…

That would be if you were a line-earther. As in, one dimension. We're still taking about area here (two dimensions), so do the flat-earthers.

 

[popej]

That would be if you were a line-earther. As in, one dimension. We're still taking about area here (two dimensions), so do the flat-earthers.

Yes, but speakers are actually 3 dimensional. What counts is the volume of air the speaker can displace.

 

[Ropeburn]

Yes, but speakers are actually 3 dimensional. What counts is the volume of air the speaker can displace.

And what's the biggest factor in that? Cone area.

Oh, and ackshually a speaker is 4-dimensional. Because it doesn't work without time. Haha

 

[respice finem]

And what's the biggest factor in that? Cone area.

Oh, and ackshually a speaker is 4-dimensional. Because it doesn't work without time. Haha

And without WAF, the dark matter of audio

 

[Nutul]

Not true if you believe the Earth is flat. The area of the 18” speaker is: Pi.(18/2)=28.3; whereas the area of the two 12” is: 2.Pi.(12/2)=37.7…

Hmmm, looks like you forgot the PI x "radius square" thing...

 

[mhardy6647]

And what's the biggest factor in that? Cone area.

Oh, and ackshually a speaker is 4-dimensional. Because it doesn't work without time. Haha

I believe that some of the larger and more powerful AlNiCo magnets of old could produce local distortions of space-time...

And then there are electrodynamic drivers -- pretty sure that The Philadelphia Experiment informed a whole slew of advancement in electrodynamic driver motors.

 

[KellenVancouver]

 

[KellenVancouver]

 

[mhardy6647]

sparse crowd would be even more oxymoronic than small crowd, I'd posit.
The latter might be comprised of, e.g., jumbo shrimp.