You have to take the surround into consideration too. Half the surround counts for SD. A 6.5 inch sub does not have a 6.5 inch diameter cone. Your math is flawed.
I wasn't trying to be exact I was just demonstrating the difference between multiple small woofers and less larger woofers and if anything considering the surround would only further my point and the 12's would have been more cone area when taking the surround into account
The 12's would have more cone area, yes. Other factors come in to play too though. Some 12's with weak one slug motors and no excursion would not be better.
I said an equivalent sub if you read my first post...
Then yes, it would be louder and have more cone area. Still less motor force and power handling though.
That is correct but who cares if less bigger subs will be louder and provide more of a feeling and for cheaper.
Who said two equaled a 12?
someone said that 4 would be louder than even 2 12s implying that..
They could depending on the 12s
Yeah but I was just clearing it up because it seemed some people may have thought that 4x 6" woofers would be the same cone area as 2 12s
Meh cone area don't mean **** unless you are talking about the same product line.
Lol okay man
