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Originally Posted by Lindahl 
No, I never assumed a 1:1 relationship, but neither are resonators 100%/0% devices. I said the distortion and compression at the point in which the 15" driver is working the hardest (in between the two resonances, biased heavily towards the lowest resonance), will definitely affect the movement of the passive radiators. To assume you can just throw the 15" driver into over excursion, without reprimand, would be a mistake, and I doubt Mark is doing this in the BMF, especially looking at the 1000 watt amplifier.

No, I never assumed a 1:1 relationship, but neither are resonators 100%/0% devices. I said the distortion and compression at the point in which the 15" driver is working the hardest (in between the two resonances, biased heavily towards the lowest resonance), will definitely affect the movement of the passive radiators. To assume you can just throw the 15" driver into over excursion, without reprimand, would be a mistake, and I doubt Mark is doing this in the BMF, especially looking at the 1000 watt amplifier.
If I recall correctly Mark has previously stated that the BMF will be very controlled with low compression. That means the 15" driver in the box is able to push the 18" passive radiators on the outside of the box to near their limits without hitting it's own limit when it runs out of power.























