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yes, I had one like this and it rocks for the money, whether the servo mechanism does anything or not I can't say. I did notice when pushed it seemed to have some type of built in protection or limiter
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Quote:Originally Posted by Bill Fitzmaurice To make that happen requires cone displacement, not area. One can get exactly the same results with some tens as with some eighteens. The main reason for using a larger driver is that...
Quote:Originally Posted by popalock I guess my next question would be why the current 6000's can't support a 2 ohm load in stereo, much less bridged.Remember, it is really two bridged 3000s (one for each channel) so yes 4 ohms...
Quote:Originally Posted by AJ72 I faced the driver to the front and I now don't have any problem with voice detail which I mentioned earlier. enjoyed your post but not clear on this portion. I would think the sub would be crossed...
i've always been a fan of big cones...and think the trend of smaller woofers has made a lot of modern speakers have wimpy bass. Remember when any self respecting set of rock and roll speakers had 15s or at least 12s? They try to make...
I look forward to the more frequent implementation of low bass in Quality movies. You guys have to admit, a lot of the same old movies referenced here containing the same scenes played over and over...just aren't good movies. ...
Swap wiring see what happens. External not internal wiring.
Personally I think you could do more with a BFD instead of that mic2200....or better yet an inuke3000dsp for a cleaner setup...but then I love to tinker and fiddling with parametric eqs isn't for everyone. Rew is nice but a lot can be...
Quote:Originally Posted by krakhen 1. I had exactly the same issue with my epik legend. My amp had a very high operating temp and would not go into standby while in auto setting, went a couple of times into protection where the led...
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