is the frequency range really from 60 to 20 khz? i dont see how it can be without any tweeter in it.
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sorry mine came in a set with tweeters and crossovers but always good idea to have tweeters .if your iffy about it just get 2-way pyle that has tweeters attached to it .
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good morning Mike its 100 to 20 Hz and i have been using the speaker almost everyday and the battery life is phenominal! i ordered a second one so as to daisy chain ithem. the sound is remarkable. you will be amazed.
958829
It sounds like a defective router. By very short range, I assume you mean 3 or 4 feet. I have very good high frequency hearing (19kHz - 21kHz) and I've never heard anything from my router.
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I agree with the other comments. I tried it from 15 feet away in a quiet room and could hear the vibrate only. It wasn't loud but could certainly be discerned by a client in a setting with little or no background noise. Hope this helps.
2255314
No it is not in that range of frequencies. However they work well walkie talkies.
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Yes, this three way will send between 1Hz-800Hz to the Woofer, 801Hz-5kHz to the mid, and 5kHz and up to the tweeter (very roughly). But yes, anything under 800hz will go to the woofer (including 50hz)
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What's the frequency range are you talking about? Can you manually set the desired freq?
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Hello J, I returned this receiver after finding that it did not have a full range of 20,000hz to 20hz. I know this does not pertain exactly to your question, but Sherwood does have other receivers that do. If you go to the Sherwood website they have all of the spec's for all of their receivers. http://www.sherwoodusa.com/
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I actually didnt put in these tweeters I left the factory ones in. It would have been a lot of work and really theres not a whole lot of difference. U wont blow the factory tweeters either I have 75 watts going to each speaker in my car its the low frequencies that blow the speaker and that wont reach the factory tweeters. But if u do want to put them in there are different ways too. Its personal preference. Either in the door somewhere sail panel or dash. Idk if your car has tweeters already or not. If it doesnt I would look for speakers with the tweeter in them aready not componet speakers. Its all personal preference. Hope this helps I actually didnt put in these tweeters I left the factory ones in. It would have been a lot of work and really theres not a whole lot of difference. U wont blow the factory tweeters either I have 75 watts going to each speaker in my car its the low frequencies that blow the speaker and that wont reach the factory tweeters. But if u do want to put them in there are different ways too. Its personal preference. Either in the door somewhere sail panel or dash. Idk if your car has tweeters already or not. If it doesnt I would look for speakers with the tweeter in them aready not componet... » Read More I actually didnt put in these tweeters I left the factory ones in. It would have been a lot of work and really theres not a whole lot of difference. U wont blow the factory tweeters either I have 75 watts going to each speaker in my car its the low frequencies that blow the speaker and that wont reach the factory tweeters. But if u do want to put them in there are different ways too. Its personal preference. Either in the door somewhere sail panel or dash. Idk if your car has tweeters already or not. If it doesnt I would look for speakers with the tweeter in them aready not componet speakers. Its all personal preference. Hope this helps « Show Less
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good morning Mike its 100 to 20 Hz and i have been using the speaker almost everyday and the battery life is phenominal! i ordered a second one so as to daisy chain i them. the sound is remarkable. you will be amazed.
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None what so ever, I have mine in the basement under the kitchen in a joist cavity and no issues. You can always place a layer of bat insulation in the cavity to prevent further. There is not much bass generation mostly directional surround of mid's and tweets.
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Hmm... how far away is the mic from the receiver? This is not an issue that I typically have. Distance can play a critical factor, anything around 60feet and under is usually pretty darn clear. You can try switching between the A & B frequency settings, as well as trying things like keeping other transitting devices, like cell phones, away from the unit. If these things do not help, then you might want to consider contacting the seller or manufacturer, you could have a faulty unit.
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I don't know the frequency, but I contacted the company and am waiting for a response. I do know that it it louder and not as high pitched as the Casio beeper, if that helps. I'll let you know the response I get.
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Yes, the internal passive crossovers are set near 2,500 Hz. The tweeter is 6-8 ohms. Simply connect to your amplifiers. Be careful with the spring loaded connectors. The necks on the base connection is weak, so, rotate carefully.The sound quality smooths out after breaking-in about 40-50 hours. I'm also using active crossover's and set the tweeters crossover point higher to about 5K Hz (the midrange is set from 300 to 5000 kHz) That higher setting reduced the tweeters volume slightly while making them sound smoother and sweeter.
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The speaker has a 1700hz high frequency cross over. Not much response below that range. That would be classified as mid-range frequency. Most center channel application is voice range and above
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I'm not familiar with the terminology you're using but I hooked mine up to be in parallel with the assoc. output BUT I installed a .22ufd capacitor on the positive input of the tweeter speaker to protect it from the lower frequencies. I hooked these up to the front and rear outputs of the sound system. It give the effect of having a different sound out of each speaker even if 2 were connected to the same output line.
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I don't know how good your hearing is.When it comes near my ear i can hear a monotome humming sound. Then i know it is working. Otherwise i don't hear it, when further away.