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In Reply to: Treating paper woofer cones posted by Tony D. on November 5, 1999 at 10:39:59:
The most common thing I have experienced with mass loading a cone is that the voice coil may not stay linear. This may be especially true of cheaper drivers. I mass loaded 4 Dynaudio cones and two of the four became non-linear and started buzzing at tough music passages that had a lot of dynamics and bass combined. We are talking about in my opinion the most linear drivers made not being able to handle it. I agree with John about the misconception od sub cones needing to be super stiff. Even metal cones are going to flex. I would worry more about good quality drivers with low distortion.Clayton
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