Is there gonna be a noticeable difference in sound quality between the 6.5" 3 way and the 6.75" 4 way?
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Honestly, probably not. You might get a tiny tiny bit more bass due to bigger speakers but you most likely won't notice that. I would just get these, there is no real reason to get 4 way speakers. At that point you may as well go for a full component setup.
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In theory the 4 way speakers should be able to produce better high notes and maybe be able to deliver a slightly better low end because of its slightly bigger size, but because I have not used the 6.5inch 3-way speakers I could not give you a definite answer.
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To be honest, I haven't a clue. I'd guess, probably not.You could go to Walmart or Best buy and audition both to find out.
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the 3 way vs the 4 way won't be a dramatic difference, but your treble (highs) or maybe mids will probably be better, but the bass shouldn't be affected any differently, and the 1/2 to 3/4 is a difference in the mounting brackets not the size of the sub
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I have an Onkyo 6.1-channel 3d bluetooth soundbar w/subwoofer paired with my 55GA7900. My room is slightly smaller than yours (by 2 ft, at the most), and that sound bar FILLS the room with sound. I was a little hesitant to even purchase a sound-bar at first considering I'm so used to the traditional 5.1 set up with the actual 5 speakers, but when they say 6.1, that's no joke, truly does a fantastic job of re-creating a true 6.1 surround experience. Subwoofer kicks major bass, it's adjustable (which not all sound-bar subs are), and it's wireless, which is a major plus. I would strongly recommend that one. I have an Onkyo 6.1-channel 3d bluetooth soundbar w/subwoofer paired with my 55GA7900. My room is slightly smaller than yours (by 2 ft, at the most), and that sound bar FILLS the room with sound. I was a little hesitant to even purchase a sound-bar at first considering I'm so used to the traditional 5.1 set up with the actual 5 speakers, but when they say 6.1, that's no joke, truly does a fantastic job of re-creating a true 6.1 surround experience. Subwoofer kicks major bass, it's adjustable (which not all sound-bar subs are), and it's wireless, which is a major plus. I would strongly... » Read More I have an Onkyo 6.1-channel 3d bluetooth soundbar w/subwoofer paired with my 55GA7900. My room is slightly smaller than yours (by 2 ft, at the most), and that sound bar FILLS the room with sound. I was a little hesitant to even purchase a sound-bar at first considering I'm so used to the traditional 5.1 set up with the actual 5 speakers, but when they say 6.1, that's no joke, truly does a fantastic job of re-creating a true 6.1 surround experience. Subwoofer kicks major bass, it's adjustable (which not all sound-bar subs are), and it's wireless, which is a major plus. I would strongly recommend that one. « Show Less
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Well, I'm not THE specialist but considering my short experience with this tubes I would say it won't make any audible diference, but they have a good price tho. Most people that don't have a measuring equipment buy lots of these inexpensive tubes and just go trying them on. But I would consider buy a NOS tube or at least those ones with the golden terminals. As I said, if you are a audiophile and have equipments to mesure distortions and noise at low/hi levels you'll see diference. And try to buy the balanced ones to use as a set. Go for the New Old Stock.
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It really depends on prefernce. 75t will be louder and sound good in a big space If u have the right power for them. I have the 75ts and love em
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Can't tell you for sure, but I could not tell any difference in sound quality. Just a note, I am 63 years old, so maybe there is, maybe there isn't.
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I am not trying to be flip with my answer, but its like comparing a VW Beetle to a new Corvette. The difference is that noticeable.....higher highs, mid range is dynamic,lows are right there without being overbearing....I have both headsets.....I hardly ever use the the 7506's anymore. the 7520's keep getting better as they break in. You will not be sorry if you purchase them......Roger
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No You won't see a difference! This speaker is excellent and worth the money you're good to go!
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nope... it's only like 6". you can get a an audio coupler and ad a small 12" audio to it. or another short vga cord. MY SOUND QUALITY IS FINE
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yes. i have both X4 and X5 and the main difference ( aside from size and weight ) is bass attenuation. the X5 is twice as strong in the bass. at high frequencies the two are the same. this is both from subjective experience and from the data published on the carton box.
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As long as your using Rca jacks.It made a huge difference in my sound quality
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There is a channel for the speaker. It doesn't improve the sound but there is no significant detriment to the overall sound quality
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Yes Sound Quality is a lot better more balanced and the design is stronger. Overall better improvements
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Depends what the output of your mixer is. The sound quality will be lesser if using the 3.5mm instead of the red n white R/L, but if your mixer outputs to 3.5mm and you want it, there are 2 of those jacks as well. There is no 6.3mm input if that's why you're asking.
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Hi Larry,Thanks for the question. Just like Frank said, on these Bluetooth Rock Speakers the 1 inch tweeter is bridged over the 6.5" woofer and sounds great. Contact AV-Express for more information.
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Yea there will be plenty of power. And you can signal the 6x9s for more bass and low tones and 6.5s for the highs. This is a "4" channel btw haha
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If you are talking about the physical size of the speaker, it matters not (though matching speakers - size, model, manufacturer - are probably going to give an overall better sound/listening experience.MCACC does not consider anything except the placement of the speakers, which should at least approximate the standards of 5.1, 6.1, 7.1 etc. Please check out this web page on the subject (actually, the entire website is incredibly helpful!): http://www.audioholics.com/home-theater-connection/home-theater-speaker-layout-an-essential-guide
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i have mine hooked up to the 10w7-3 (if memory serves me) and it's only turned up halfway and has more than enough power to move the big heavy speaker as fast as a real drum. So yeah, it's overkill for a W6. Turned down as far as you'll need to it'll produce great fast sound but go with the 250 or at most 500 for that little lightweight speaker.