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I have the 3030 active mons. the ones with the planar tweeters 6.75 drivers. if it is clarity and detail they are great if you need more bass extension (not chest thump) an 8 will do it. A well acoustically treated room is a must , if not maybe you'll be better with a pair of good cans sennheiser hd...

next time I do something bad ill blame the 440hz tune

octaver??

the guy cranking up the girl in the 4th photo hahahahahahahah!!!!!

if the box is square it is the perimeter (the inner perimeter) what should measure that one wavelenght right??

i was 17 then , i have repaid it thousands of times with my taxes since

a piece of 1/8th aluminum ( from a road sign) worth every mile i ran when i stole it

ANYA WAS PRETENDING TO BE A CONVENTIONAL LOUDSPEAKER FOR THIS DATASHEET. ANYA WAS ONLY PRETENDING, SO THIS IS ONLY A PRETEND DATASHEET. THERE IS NO DATASHEET. THERE CAN NEVER BE A DATASHEET.

we really got it!!! the "Paris Hilton" of speakers

maybe the quality of the amp also plays its part on that, i mean there is no point on the tone definition but damping, cone control and how the amp do its work of taking juice from the grid and made the most of it might make someone reach that cojncluision

a 3 phase circuit is a more efficient use of electrical power yet it would require a 1 to 3 phase converter which will cost more or less depending on its power rating (google 3 phase converters) or ask for 3 phase direct from the grid if available, none of these will be my choice, but better to pav ...

my wife send me an email a couple of weeks ago i send it to the spam bin thinking it was some stupid spammer then she asked me "do u received my email??? it was a pic of the pregnancy test .....i am ..........."" oh gosh lottery w/o playing??? a jet to deliver package???

im on number 3 with a little twist set the subs lpf to 80 maybe less and the slope to 12db8 but also raising the hp filter on the subs and the slope if you can will help on boosting the low end without the risk of overexcursion

I don't know if i understand your question correctly, but amplifiers output varies over the freq band. The power specs that most manifacturers write are based on 1khz. The actual power at <100hz can sometimes be much lower. Example: Carvin DCM2500, rated 4ohm 900WPC @ 1K (where most mfgs take readi...

Any reasonable quality amplifier will be flat across the spectrum as far as power output. You might experience a little bit of power supply sag when run full bore into a load, but generally the output voltage will be constant 20Hz to 20KHz. What does change is the power spectral density requirement...

thanks Bill and Bas., i think it is more like what bill says, Bas i think you got how the rms figures are calculated. the main reason for my question is that i got a push talk with my nemesis in audio related matters (dont worry we are great friends) on about using full range speakers versus using s...