I'm wondering, since a 3dB increase in volume is 2x the sound energy, and 10dB increase is 10x the sound energy. Then why do I see less than twice the excursion when I raise the volume by 3dB on the receiver?
When I turn up my volume by 10dB, I expect to see a 10x increase in cone excursion, but I see more like 2x more excursion, and the sub isn't bottoming out.
Any thoughts?
When I turn up my volume by 10dB, I expect to see a 10x increase in cone excursion, but I see more like 2x more excursion, and the sub isn't bottoming out.
Any thoughts?