What is the frequency range in hZ and sensitivity is db of this midrange?
874663
Mainly its for awesome mid range , not for mid bass or anything a sub would play , but it very loud for mid range .. If you have a spl set up , you really should have this up front , sound stage ..... Hope that helpz
874664
I am not going to google it for you, but if I recall correctly it is 85hz-5khz and 93db.
1196556
I don't think so in reality, despite the vague claim of 32 hz without giving impedance or a plus/minus db. Quite disappointed in it compared to my fairly old 12" M&K; and my 8" Velodyne 3500 I use in 2 primary systems. Its very Chinese, like the Epos speakers I matched it with for the garage. Underwhelming best describes it.
873796
The range is 410Hz to 480Hz. It increments by 1Hz so you can set it To 432Hz
1546501
16 ohms impedance. As for it's sensitivity, it is more sensitive than my Klipsch earspeakers. So I can "lower" the volume settings on my mp3 player using the Final Audio Adagio III. If you do purchase them, do not go by the initial listening. I was disappointed because they sounded no better nor worse that the Klipsch I already had. But as they broke in, I can not go back to the Klipsch. It produces powerful deep real bass, where you can almost feel it and certainly can distinguish between the bass notes. The mid range is wonderful and the highs, all present with a delicate touch. Depending on how your ears are shaped will really determine the sound you get in your ears. But I love these and am happy to have them. They come highly rated in the audio press too.
990817
27 - 30Hz is most accurate, according to what I've heard from mine. I like this sub a LOT. I also have a Yamaha 250w 10" long-throw downfiring sub. They're both crisp & powerful.
934185
11mm drivers, 43.3-inch cable, 32 ohms impedance, 100 dB/mW sensitivity, 3 mW maximum power input, 20 - 20,000 Hz frequency response range.
1674676
Frequency Range: 65-108MHz(FM Receive only), 136-174MHZ and 400-480HZ (TX/RX)
1548027
Better bass response, the range of these is 2000 Hz higher than the MDRZX100, and the sensitivity is 2 Ohms higher as well, meaning that it produces a little more sound from different ranges and the bass response is better, just a little bit.
1505989
You simply press a button that toggles between 1kHz and 440Hz - easy as cake. I've only ever used it to test from the XLR output, but when I get a chance later today I'll test it out. Edit: The test tone does indeed generate from all outputs!
1874308
My best guess is everything under 200hz gets rolled off. Not sure on the high range.
746086
The meter has two range settings: Low which measures 30 to 100 dB and High which measures from 60 to 130 dB
1945932
Lmao... 44 Khz, and all music are recorded at 44 Khz. But 44 Khz is not a harmonic frequency and its disruptive. Here's a video to watch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FY74AFQl2qQ
746550
No. This is a pure midrange speaker. No bass to speak of at low range of 200 kHz.
1584485
The actuall low pass is 50-150hzLook in there website for the manual and will show you specs there, I think it's the last page. Now as far as being 400rms no way maybe 150 rms that's about it. It does sound pretty good, not a thump in your chest but great to add some much needed low end bass if you are lacking.
475462
Shows tenths of watts, but only whole Hertzs. Don't know about the rest of the settings. Hope this helps.
1068640
Yes, the range of the Pitchawk in Chromatic Mode will read Ao (27.5Hz -4186Hz)Regards,Chris
662614
The Low range is 30-100 dB and the High range is 60-130 dB. It is very useful for me and the range is more than adequate. I work in pro audio, recording and mixing for film. The accurate calibration is essential for my mixing room and this meter is perfect for me.