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RE: This Is Very Close To My Opinion On This Issue.

> A theoretically "perfect" speaker would be able to stop as fast as it
> accelerates ---which no driver with mass is capable of---

If you apply the same force you used to accelerate the loudspeaker in the opposite direction then it will slow down at the same rate it accelerated.

> I believe that's why Hill's & Acapella's of Germany plasma drivers sound
> so good, no mass to store energy!

The air they move has mass. If you use a membrane to move air and the air has significantly more mass than the membrane then how important is the mass of the membrane? A more relevant parameter is the strength of the force doing the moving to the mass that is being moved.


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