Greetings to ALL.
I post a hypothetical question of sorts. I have no physics background other than what I have been able to "pick Up" on my own. This question may be a product of the sinlpeton that I am, but here goes. If one were to place identical speakers " face to face", sealed them together in such a way as to keep them from making physical contact at any time and then applied a driving signal to one of them, would the non-powered speakers cones movement be a mirrored reaction to the powered speaker. I understand there may be some losses involved( perhaps friction, air loss through the paper cones, etc.). Any opinions will be happily accepted.
This is concerning an experiment in the transfer of a range of frequencies from one speaker(active), to another speaker(basically used as a non-powered microphone.It's just a curiosity "thing'. Thanks in advance for any and all replies. secretagentman.
I post a hypothetical question of sorts. I have no physics background other than what I have been able to "pick Up" on my own. This question may be a product of the sinlpeton that I am, but here goes. If one were to place identical speakers " face to face", sealed them together in such a way as to keep them from making physical contact at any time and then applied a driving signal to one of them, would the non-powered speakers cones movement be a mirrored reaction to the powered speaker. I understand there may be some losses involved( perhaps friction, air loss through the paper cones, etc.). Any opinions will be happily accepted.
This is concerning an experiment in the transfer of a range of frequencies from one speaker(active), to another speaker(basically used as a non-powered microphone.It's just a curiosity "thing'. Thanks in advance for any and all replies. secretagentman.