is this sub speaker made more SPL or sq
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Definitely SPL, if you're looking for SQ go with something similar to a jl w3 or higher in a closed box. Spl and low freq go with a set of these and port them to 32-34hz. Sundown can handle alot more power than whats on the box and they get really low. If you're looking for a good SQ that can get loud when you want go with sundown 8s in a closed box and run at least 1000w.
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it is more for spl, but the sound quality is on par with most major brands.
886745
Th is driver is a spl focused driver, that's not to say that you can make it sound good, but it is primarily made to get loud and sound good while doing it
886746
Either or really.... Depends on your settings.wiring.box. They're built strong and can do a lot with them. Good spider and awesome coils
886747
This is a spl sub, that said they also sound great. They are quite under rated. I'm running a pair of 12's on a SAZ-2500d and they are the most hard hitting subs I've had so far.
886748
Depends on box I prefer ported over sealed. I ran a sound stream at 2 ohm 900 watts it had great Sq and a good bit of spl
886749
My honest opinion. I like mine ported so I'm more of a SPL guy who loves his music loud. But the details are still there even when you driving at almost distortion levels. You need a good box and amp to begin with.
886750
I've got 2 sa12s on a jl 1000 slash v3 almost 2 cu ft per speaker ported to 33hz in a 2011 jeep and everything flexs in and around the car when only half way up
1262636
The sound quality is a nice clear crisp sound through both speakers. The sub produces an abnormal sound it's not like most subs to where the bass is somewhat dragged instead its more smooth and clear. Now, the Genius is apparently the better set statistically having 6 more watts, but unfortunately I have never owned a pair of those speakers myself. I guess it comes down to what you are using them for. My best guess would be to review the MOST recent 5,4,3,3,1 star comments of the Genius to determine if there are any problems.
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I'm not sure as there was no label i could find on the subwoofer that would indicate this. And i don't have the box any longer. its a great small subwoofer with lots of guts. I like it a lot
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I would say no, this is pretty weak. I have one 15 or 17 inch sub and this doesnt compare to the previous one that I blew out. I'm not very knowlegable on other amps but because I have this one, I would say try to inquire about another one. lol
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That's impossible to say. Too many variables. It all depends on how loud you play your system and how high you adjust the bass control on the speaker. One thing in the Yamaha's favor is that it's a front-firing subwoofer, not a downward-firing subwoofer (the speaker faces the floor) like many other units. Another is that it's not a high-powered unit and won't deliver room-shaking levels of sound.
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I have the VE-12s, which are the same speaker except a 12" sub-woofer instead of a 15" (actually gives lower bass response for some reason). This speaker pretty much provides its own sub. Any sub you will buy for a reasonable price will pretty much duplicate the effect of the big speaker anyway. Just buy a pair of these and a beefy stereo amp and enjoy the volume (if that's what you're into).
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I am very happy with the sub. Don't have any experience any other quality subs so can't compare. It is quite powerful without being "boomy". I have it in a large carpeted living room. Sorry I could not relate to your question more directly - hope this little bit helps.
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Yes, I believe. The sub has dual coils and are each 4 ohm I believe. But if I remember my audio correctly, which I think I'm wrong, is when the coils are wired up, it adds to a 2 ohm speaker. Idk. But I am pretty sure that the coils are both 4 ohm. Hope this helps
1889418
I am not quite sure but I bought this sub to match my Pioneer home theatre speakers and I kid you not it thumps! Downside of it all is I dont used my home theatre sounds that much cause it would shake my whole apartment complex. I wasnt sure what amount of power the sub punch! I have to keep turning down the volume cause it would rattle the whole complex. You have to be to mix the sound right during set up. Once you got it right then watch out!
1345118
Hey Tim the speaker itself is 6.5 inches tall and 2.5 inches wide, and the sub is about 8 inches high, about 6 inches wide and about 8 inches deep. Hope this helps!
478348
I didn't check but their huge in size best speakers ..I have JBL similar capacity ,but I like Polks ..go for it
1664429
I'm not sure. It's such a nice speaker box. I would always buy from them. It's a smaller sealed box for a subwoofer
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It is 12 inch for 12inch subwoofer. Note:the speaker mounts on the outside and really needs a grill to protect the speaker cone
2191974
Why match a powerful 12", 300W-460W subwoofer with a weak, small 4", 80W bookshelf speakers? Doesn't make sense. I'm getting the BIC FH-65B 6.5" 10W -175W, 96db speakers for my PSW505. If you're going to go cheap and stick with the SP-BS22-LR Andrew Jones then you should get the PSW10 for half the price ($95) of the PSW505. They are a better power and price match.
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I looked on Polk's site (suggest you explore more there). Polk indicated the 5000 has a smaller sub woofer, but higher amp power. I think there is a difference in the number (less) smaller drivers as well. When I looked under the "specs" for each system, Polk doesn't make it easy to make direct comparisons. That's the best I can offer - scour Polk's site.
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The dayton Audio DA115-8 4 I bought was a replacement for the small subwoofer speaker I had in a home media audio system that went bad.. It has even better bass than it did before and can handle higher volume as well as being made of materials that will last longer than the speaker I replaced.. You will need to look at several other reviews of the PW577X to try and decide
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I can try to be helpful, but of course I didn't keep the original box that it came in, since it was double-boxed. I ordered it from New Egg, and they had the original Klipsch box, with it's internal several inches of padding, within an outer box having another several inches of protective materials. So needless to say, the total package was pretty huge. I would say roughly, take the dimensions of the sub its self, then add about at least a foot to each dimension, may be more.