Why do higher rms subs get louder than lower rms subs with the same excursion?

[ChevyBoy95]

Why do you think excursion is what loud is?

so, if a driver throws 11 feet, that is louder?

hmmmm...... interesting.

hahaah, especially when in my truck at 50hz, they move and inch and do a 55+, but at 30 they move 2 inches and does a 52....... movement = teh loudz

[Kyblack76]

Why do you think excursion is what loud is?

so, if a driver throws 11 feet, that is louder?

hmmmm...... interesting.

hahaah, especially when in my truck at 50hz, they move and inch and do a 55+, but at 30 they move 2 inches and does a 52....... movement = teh loudz

At (REAL) tune, your diver would work LEAST, but, this is where your port DOES.

[noobslayer77]

think op is asking

2 sub both 12" both 30mm xmas, except one is 2000rms rated other is 3000rms rated,

there is a lot more then that, and the 3000rms sub may not be louder then the 2000rms

the install will play the biggest part

thats pretty much what i was asking.

[kirill007]

They do get louder?

[AA98hoe]

I always understood it as force or mechanical energy lets take a kicker comp 12 verse a dc lvl4 12 shouldn't they sound the same on 500w? Everyone knows the dc will be louder but why?

[Kyblack76]

I always understood it as force or mechanical energy lets take a kicker comp 12 verse a dc lvl4 12 shouldn't they sound the same on 500w? Everyone knows the dc will be louder but why?

[Karkov]

Tuned in for more opinions, lol

[Krakin]

Here you go.

It has a mass of information on the subject of decibel increase, sensitivities, magnetic flux, ect.

http://education.lenardaudio.com/en/05_speakers_2.html

[Swordlordboy1234]

But... But... Sundown X got ż excursion

[kirill007]

I always understood it as force or mechanical energy lets take a kicker comp 12 verse a dc lvl4 12 shouldn't they sound the same on 500w? Everyone knows the dc will be louder but why?

Almost everything you need to know is BL²/Re. (and mass of the moving parts.)

The better the BL²/Re and the lower the moving mass, the louder you can get on equal power.( and offcourse cone area is important, but it almost makes too much sense to say it)