RE: Re: Changing volume of MP3s

["Phillip Harris" <phil@xxxxxxx>]

Point of order Mr. Speaker. (No pun intended.)

> fluid dynamics and discover that the best way to do this is 
> to wobble around a relatively rigid "thing". This
"thing" is 
> called a speaker cone, and is, in turn moved by virtue of 
> being firmly affixed to a large magnet - the magnet in turn 
> sits inside a coil, through which electricity is passed 
> (passing the electricity through the coil creates a magnetic 
> field which causes the magnet to move, taking the cone with it.)

The magnet of a loudspeaker is not firmly attached to the cone ... It
is
attached to the *BASKET*, the magnet of a loudspeaker is far to heavy
to
"wobble" with enough speed.

Also the magnet does not sit inside a coil - the coil sits between the
pole pieces of a specially shaped magnet.

Please get your facts right - especially when you're going to use
technical terms such as "wobble".

<<Fecking great big snip>>

You're getting nervous about being a dad aren't you?

Phil

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