I recall the days when replacement loudspeakers (from reputable names), came with individual Frequency Response graphs, which would also note the input power and microphone distance. This would allow for closer matching for multiple drivers, as well as show QC.
Are there any loudspeaker manufacturers that still do the same thing?
Would you like to see a Frequency response graph, of your driver, when you buy it?

 

Persoanlly, I can never have enough data on the equipment I buy... Especially drivers.

Mark

 

I think a lot of the drivers from Solen have response graphs at least on their website, no?

 

Encased in chrome, lit up with blue led's, then they light on fire.

 

^ Very true. I hear green LEDs are the schiz though...

 

Now it's green again! Crap...now I have to change my install again!

 

I still like the ultra-bright blue LEDs, PG Style. LOL

The TiDD10 could light up a whole trunk on its own with all the LEDS in it.

 

I figure that next year PG will just offer a woofer with a standard light bulb socket in the middle of the dustcap. Then you can get a nice 100watt bulb in there if wanted...

 

No they are getting more environmentally conscious, it will use a cfl type bulb.