A Question on Speaker Driver Efficiency

@timlub +1

This was posted on another thread today.  I don't think that he is 100% wrong, but the problem of his delivery does not seem to sink in.  Its everyone else. 
@cj165 ... with my pea brain, I had to look up fiefdom syndrome. Thanks for the education there. I picked a few things from your rant for you to consider. 
1. You have not been scorned or ridiculed because  you challenged the resident experts.... You are correct, you are scorned, but it is because of your disrespect.... Overall,  I loved the debate,  Your contribution will cause many people to start studying to get to the last nitty gritty that separated your opinions in the debate. 
2. Others "Command Respect because of their post count"  Their is no Command... I assume that you are referring to Al & Ralph.  They both regularly contribute in a way that has helped countless people solve technical issues in their own systems. 
3. "Followers implore moderators to ban the newbie"   That could get worse, its up to you. I don't believe that anyone would want you to change your opinion and sharing facts.  Its all in the presentation. 
4. "Causing issues to constantly being revisited"  Yes,  issues are often revisited, but it is because, they come up every so often for different people and are often addressed as they come. It has nothing to do with Impeding Technical progress. 
Everyone,  Here is his post from this morning, See Below: 

" Some Audiogoners (no names) start threads after threads which ask the same questions, over and over and over again. They usually get thoughtful responses, but they, the OPs, don’t seem to learn anything or have the motivation to act on any of the thoughtful responses. At best, "they" seem confused or maybe have too much time on their idle hands. " - ps
In Audiogon forums, the ratio of the clueless soothing their fragile egos with endless hand waiving nonsense to the knowledgeable citing proven science and mathematical evidence tends to be pretty high. This scenario is clearly not restricted to Audiogon alone. A high percentage of forums possess posters who "command respect from followers" simply because they have several thousand posts under their belt. The fact that most of their contributions have been hand waiving BS intentionally or unintentionally misleading others doesn't seem to matter. The "reputation" and "belief system" are all that counts. And when a newcomer or "unknown" hits the scene with "facts from the big bad world outside", he/she is often scorned, ridiculed, challenged for credentials, or in egregious cases - the "followers" implore moderators to ban the newbie if the newbie presents facts that disagree with the "grand proclamations of resident forum experts". The end result is often persistent ignorance, in many cases, this ignorance persists with basic fundamental subjects that "in the big bad world outside", have been settled long ago and are considered trivial. This fiefdom syndrome is made worse when utterly unqualified salesmen are allowed to pitch their products without any deference to science or facts. The mere fact that they've been pitching the same old garbage for 30 years is supposed to be enough for the "followers" and sadly in many cases, it is. So just as it is with other forums, at Audiogon, there are a significant number of influences that impede technical progress - causing issues to be constantly revisited that should have been settled long ago.

This is exact quote from cj1965 post:

In theory, half the voltage applied to a driver will result in half the sound pressure in the output (-3db).

Thanks, Kijanki.  Here's another interesting quote, this one from the thread Tim referred to above:

CJ1965 4-19-2018
For some people, "results" means using antiquated 80 year old technology that is highly vulnerable to changes in performance depending on what it's connected to. And for some folks, the lack of bass and exaggerated highs, coupled with increased harmonic distortion when using this ancient "technology" is "pleasing" or "desirable". Similarly, others see the pops and ticks, rapid wear, uneven high frequency performance, limited dynamic range, increased distortion, wow, and flutter associated with ancient vinyl technology as "more authentic". Unfortunately, we can't confine such individuals who promote and buy this junk to padded cells. We pretty much have to create invisible "padded cells" that effectively allow ourselves to ignore them.

Best regards,
-- Al
 

This is exact quote from cj1965 post:

In theory, half the voltage applied to a driver will result in half the sound pressure in the output (-3db).

Res ipsa loquitur, huh?

Obviously he didn't actually do the math, but based this on belief instead- the exact thing of which he was accusing others...