When watching Jaime build the superwoofer on Myth Busters, it occured to me, with the possible exception of polyplaners, why does no one attach the magnet to the cone and hold the voice coil rigid?
In the past, I could see that this would add too much mass to the cone, but with the advent of neodymium super magnets, a little now goes a long way. This could be especially benefical to subs that use additional cone mass.
If the coil were held rigid the whole kit and kaboodle could be made easier and there would be no flexing of the leads where they attach to the cone ('cause they wouldn't).
Just a thought.