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The more sensitive the speaker is, the louder it gets with the same power going in.

A speaker that is 3 dB more sensitive than another is the same as running twice as much power through the same speaker.
To be fair 3dB is not a very large difference in output
 
Jethro Rocker said:
The more sensitive the speaker is, the louder it gets with the same power going in.

A speaker that is 3 dB more sensitive than another is the same as running twice as much power through the same speaker.
To be fair 3dB is not a very large difference in outpit
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Ok, now that clears it up some...and why i posted this question in particular.
 
Robert Herndon said:
Ok, now that clears it up some...and why i posted this question in particular.
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You are aware the output difference between 20 amd 40 watt settings on the 40C. Not too huge but it is there. That woild be the difference between those 2 speakers. Just somethjng to be aware of. I have a V30 and a G12 - T75 in the same cab so same thing as you efficiency wise the V30 is louder but the 75 gives it a low punch so I feel they both work well together.
 
Jethro Rocker said:
You are aware the output difference between 20 amd 40 watt settings on the 40C. Not too huge but it is there. That woild be the difference between those 2 speakers. Just somethjng to be aware of. I have a V30 and a G12 - T75 in the same cab so same thing as you efficiency wise the V30 is louder but the 75 gives it a low punch so I feel they both work well together.
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I'm new to this speaker mixing business.
 
Hmmmm....

So perhaps the Jensen Jet Neodymium 100W (97.3db) would be a better pairing with the Celestion 70/80 (80W) and its 98db, than the 100db of the Electro-Harmonix 12VR75???
 
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