How realistic are the specs? Can a 10 inch woofer really do 25 hz?
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No. I returned mine immediately. It's very small, lightweight, and doesn't thump a small room.
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Yes, building a ported box is a no brainer. Building a ported box according to a specific woofer will increase its performance dramatically. If you build it to the right specs of the woofer the frequency bandwidth can range from 20hz-80, which is incredible. if you mmake a sealed box, your frequency range will be lowered. and it would be floating in the high frequency range. like 40-60hz.
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The low end is great on these , if you need to focus on very low end frequencies you might add the HS10W sub.
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I used this for two 10s then my rear 6x9s. The 1600 watts isn't true power you can get maybe 400W, but mostly 300 depending on how you wire stuff. It did make a nice little thump with the 10s in a custom box but i would go Audiobahn or Rockford since they are way cheaper these days.Look at the Audiobahn A8002M 2200W 2 Channel Class A/B Intake Series, little more price wise but you'll get at least 1000w true and its way better built. It used to be in the $300 to $400 range for this quality. If you really want power gonna have to spend at least $300 so that your not just blurting out noise but the above is for quality with a nice bump or rock music. I used this for two 10s then my rear 6x9s. The 1600 watts isn't true power you can get maybe 400W, but mostly 300 depending on how you wire stuff. It did make a nice little thump with the 10s in a custom box but i would go Audiobahn or Rockford since they are way cheaper these days.Look at the Audiobahn A8002M 2200W 2 Channel Class A/B Intake Series, little more price wise but you'll get at least 1000w true and its way better built. It used to be in the $300 to $400 range for this quality. If you really want power gonna have to spend at least $300 so that your not just blurting out noise... » Read More I used this for two 10s then my rear 6x9s. The 1600 watts isn't true power you can get maybe 400W, but mostly 300 depending on how you wire stuff. It did make a nice little thump with the 10s in a custom box but i would go Audiobahn or Rockford since they are way cheaper these days.Look at the Audiobahn A8002M 2200W 2 Channel Class A/B Intake Series, little more price wise but you'll get at least 1000w true and its way better built. It used to be in the $300 to $400 range for this quality. If you really want power gonna have to spend at least $300 so that your not just blurting out noise but the above is for quality with a nice bump or rock music. « Show Less
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No... These are rated as Mid-range drivers, so their frequency response would not go deep enough to reproduce bass notes. You might hear some bass, but it won't be good loud bass that a woofer would produce.
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1200 for 2@ 350 watts ea on one channel or 2, and is this going to be as I call it "Thumpin" as in low bass sound only or are they involved with other speakers if not, then if your going to run ea speaker on it own channel you should have more than enough, just adjust the levels so that you don't over drive them. They should sound fine. Also are your 10" speakers KFC-W2513PS, and not kfc-w2153p, again either way you should have enough to push them speakers to the beat.
1998153
I'm running a jbl 700 watt with two 12inch kenwoods and it sounds pretty nice. I can only put my stereo on 10 and it's almost deafening
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I've been quite pleased with mine. I generally keep the gain pretty low, especially when listening to music because it tends to rattle things in our kitchen cabinets. It doesn't hit like my old Cerwin Vega 15s. But it's much more well rounded for multipurpose home theatre, and takes up a lot less space.
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specifications coming in the box : Frequency response 20-20,000 Hzoutput sound pressure level: 97 dBmaximun imput power: 1,000 mWI hope this is help
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I have heard of it, but I wonder how the bass response would be with only 5 1/4 woofers. Mine is paired with JBL Es80s and I am very pleased so far. Especially for the money. But at the current price you can't beat the 363s.
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I have a single woofer in my install. No that is too much power for a single. With a double you may be fine. I put 200 watts to my woofer and it sounds great.
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Marc, I don't know the specs of the Wetsounds HT6 you've referred to. I'm powering (4) 6x9 3-way Polk Audio speakers with (1) channel each and a 10" Polk Audio sub with the remaining (2) channels bridged together. So far it kicks hard, (classic rock, blues & jazz)actually way more power than I need in a 22' Scarab. The only thing I don't like so far is the large size & weight of the Pyle. I read mixed reviews about the quality of Pyle amps, but decided to try it since I got it for +/-$160... Happy trails, Mark
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I have measured their impedence as around 4 1/2 ohms over much of their frequency range; this is likely to rise around the crossover point when you add a capacitor (eg 3.3 microfarad) to keep low frequencies out. Whether they sound any good will depend on whether they are similar to what you are replacing, they are very efficient and might end up sounding very bright, with unpredictable integration with whatever woofers you are using. Good luck!Richard
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I did. I have a 100 watt system and it worked perfectly. Just popped it in to replace the old woofer that was blown out. Sounds fantastic! Better than original!
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Per the Manual:Output Power, 2 channels driven 4-Ohm, 1 kHz, 1% THD - 15Wx24-Ohm, 1 kHz, 10% THD - 23Wx2Max Power - 75Wx2Not sure how they get the "max power" figures, 15x2 is realistic, it sounds pretty good with 5.25" bookshelf speakers at moderate volumes. If you're looking for audiophile quality, driving large speakers, or playing loud music look elsewhere. Perfect for a small room or ambiance on a patio though.
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I returned this item! I had it in a 10 x 10 basement room/mancave and IN MY OPINION the sound wasn't good enough for the 2 of us playing a video game. The subwoofer lacks any kind of "woof". Volume between channels is almost indistinguishable and even with the system at max power I was still left wanting. Hope this helps.
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It's okay. I don't know that I find ANY realistic because they can be quite repetitive. It's better than some I've heard. I know that it's the definitive answer you were looking for - sorry. To be honest, I wouldn't recommend this particular sound machine because the 2 I've had had died within a few years.