I mean by a "regular" guy following directions on the Internet, tuned right, but not a professional speaker maker. I just found these and wondered about them.
Or would it cost more to do it than buy it?
Quote:Originally Posted by Jay1 Sure, it's possible to make good use of it. Is it ported? If so what is the port diameter and length? What is the cylinder inside diameter not including the port? What is the length of the tube? What...
I found, but haven't bought yet, an SAS bazooka subwoofer tube. It also has an older jl audio speaker in it. It's passive so I don't know how much that matters, but wondered if it could be use to make a powered subwoofer. Stay away? ...
Quote:Originally Posted by Ozark_VR I was just checking this thread after seeing the same deal at my BB. Our little altec lansing dock is dead and looking to replace it. I found an article at Cnet by Steve Guttenberg "Audiophiliac...
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You're speakers will get louder with less power output from the amp going to them. Which means the speakers can get louder without stressing out the amplifier. Which also means the speakers...
Quote:Originally Posted by craig john If you're not localizing your sub, I wouldn't worry too much about it. If you are localizing the sub, there may be somethings you can do to to affect the crossover frequency set by Audyssey. ...
Quote:Originally Posted by Shady195 Higher sensitivity = more volume with less power from my basic understanding.
But what does that matter? That's what I don't understand. I have to turn my receiver up but other than that I don't...
Thanks. I never thought about it in the context of other things like you mentioned. I guess I feel the same way. But I do like the name brand Coke and Pepsi better than that danged Walgreen's, CVS, and Sam's Cola knockoff. . I will...