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RE: In Theory You're Correct, But In Actuality You're Wrong!

"If it helps you to think in terms of negatives a driver that is slow to stop is just as slow to start. "

Yep a finitely flexible driver will also distort on starting just as readily on stopping thus distorting the initial transient as well.

"If it helps you to think in terms of negatives a driver that is slow to stop is just as slow to start. "

So what? The driver itself will not be continuing to generate waves thus prolongating a signal that is no longer being generated by the electronics. This is an important distinction.

"When you turn off your DC source of heat the air will contract generating acoustic waves."

When exactly does the DC get turned off? If you do this the plasma will collapse.

10s of percent distortion?? I think not.

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