What is the listed frequency response if any? Sharkk lists 2 similars @ 100hz to 20khz and 60hz to 16khz which is pretty good for small speakers.
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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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I'm not sure on the exact freq spectrum but owning one of these I can tell you it does not hit anywhere near as low as 60hz
273873
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.
435254
I was disappointed in the Klipschs due to a thumpy bass sound. Both speakers have a pronounced peak at 70Hz with the bass turned up. Turning down the bass on the Logitechs eliminates this peak while turning it down on the Klipschs doesn't. Otherwise the frequency responses are very similar except that the Logitechs also have a another peak around 40Hz with the bass turned up. While I haven't heard the Logitechs, the specs suggest that one should be able to get a flatter bass response by adjusting the control.
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It just amplifies what goes into it, the frequency response is pretty flat unless you change the EQ switch, and even then it's only a very slight increase in the 20-40 Hz range.
227048
Depends on what you want. There is a complimentary subwoofer you can get, but these go down to 40Hz fairly adequately.
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Hi Pat, the specs on the sub claim 32-150 Hz response in LFE mode. But the location in the room and the standing wave produced by thus sub will determine your experience at various locations in the room. The sub comes with a low pass filter (45-150 Hz) and phase controls so you can experiment. Finally when I run the speaker calibration mode of my Onyko, I am not sure what final adjustments are made to the speakers by the amp. Hope this helps. In any event the sub "sounds good".
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.
847806
I have no experience with the PSW505 or PL-200 so I can't vouch for them. However, I can say a bit about the Sub-12HG. IN MY OPINION this sub is not very "musical". It doesn't play upper frequencies (60Hz+) very well and isn't very accurate (punchy). On the other hand, this sub is excellent for low frequency needs (down to around 25Hz-40Hz). I have found that it produces more quantiful bass rather than tight and accurate bass. Therefore, it CAN be great for movies, some rap/hip-hop -- pretty much anything needing strictly low end boom. I personally would not advise it for just music use. This is based on my personal experience.
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According to Polk's website they recommend at least 20 watts per speaker... Electrical Total Frequency Response 50Hz-27kHz Upper -3dB Limit 26 kHz Lower -3dB Limit 60 Hz Nominal Impedance 8 ohms Efficiency 89 dB Crossover Tweeter/midrange Crossover Frequency 1.9 kHz Recommended Amplifier Power 20-125 watts per channel Inputs Dual 5-way binding posts
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This is a case of Marantz trying to appeal to the " more power" part of the world. A more careful read of this spec shows this rating was measured at 6 ohms @ 1KHz. Not your "typical" measurement. At a more realistic power rating, the THD would read considerably less. Figure at 8 ohms it will be under 1%. Paired with a quality & efficient pair of bookshelf speakers & you have a very nice sounding system. I have found it to be very smooth and it has plenty of power to fill the space I'm using it in.
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Definitive technology is well known to report an exaggerated frequency response. Does the subwoofer make a tiny bit of noise at 14hz? Maybe, but you won't be able to feel it, and obviously you can't hear it. A more accurate way to report subwoofer performance is to report the +/- 3db performance. For the Sc6000, the +/-3db was recorded as 28-96hz by Sound and Vision. Clearly their performance response is exaggerated. HOWEVER, for the size and price of this subwoofer, it really does sound very good, but if you can fit a larger subwoofer, there are many examples that will easily outperform the SC6000. Definitive technology is well known to report an exaggerated frequency response. Does the subwoofer make a tiny bit of noise at 14hz? Maybe, but you won't be able to feel it, and obviously you can't hear it. A more accurate way to report subwoofer performance is to report the +/- 3db performance. For the Sc6000, the +/-3db was recorded as 28-96hz by Sound and Vision. Clearly their performance response is exaggerated. HOWEVER, for the size and price of this subwoofer, it really does sound very good, but if you can fit a larger subwoofer, there are many examples that will easily outperform... » Read More Definitive technology is well known to report an exaggerated frequency response. Does the subwoofer make a tiny bit of noise at 14hz? Maybe, but you won't be able to feel it, and obviously you can't hear it. A more accurate way to report subwoofer performance is to report the +/- 3db performance. For the Sc6000, the +/-3db was recorded as 28-96hz by Sound and Vision. Clearly their performance response is exaggerated. HOWEVER, for the size and price of this subwoofer, it really does sound very good, but if you can fit a larger subwoofer, there are many examples that will easily outperform the SC6000. « Show Less
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My "go to" recommendation is the Definitive Technology Studio Monitor 450's. They are manufactuer discontinued, but you can still get a pair from Amazon Prime. They've got an unbelieveable response of 24 Hz to 30 kHz - - unheard of for a small book shelf speaker. The secret is a 10 inch pressure activated subwoofer mounted on the side of the unit. Best speakers I've ever heard. Don't take my word for it: go listen to a pair before you buy if you can. Max power input 225 watts. 13 inches tall and 11.44 inches deep.
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Don't know if this helps, but the KSUB that is designed to be linked to this speaker has this for it's specifications: Frequency Response (-6 dB) 48 Hz - 134 Hz Frequency Range (-10 dB) 44 Hz - 148 Hz Also from the manual for the K10: "When using one of the top boxes with a subwoofer, the switch should be moved to the "EXT SUB" position to engage the 100 Hz high-pass filter. It is also recommended that the 100 Hz high-pass filter be engaged when using the K10 or K12 as a floor monitor to prevent excessive bass build up on the stage" That's everything that you're told in the manual about the ext sub function.
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There are many things to consider when asking the "frequency range" of the speaker are. Firstly, this is not a "Cadillac" system, but it is an extremely good value. Placement of the speakers, what you are hooking them up to, and the size of the room all affect frequency range. I suggest you read this article, which should answer your questions, regarding this extremely excellent system - http://www.digitaltrends.com/speaker-reviews/klipsch-hd-theater-600-review/
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"Good bass" is relative. In a small, sealed enclosure the reproduction from this is pretty well balanced between high and low frequencies. However, it cannot reproduce "deep" bass. An old but still valid rule-of-thumb is lowest LF response x highest HF response should = 500,000 to achieve a "balanced" sound. For ANY 4-inch driver the natural cut-off is around 5 kHz and I would say (without measuring it) it does go down to around 100 Hz = 500.000. So there you have it.
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Frequency response is 85hz to 22kHz. There is no published graph or information for the crossover frequency. There is a crossover installed in these and most all multi-speaker units. I just installed these to replace cheaper Kenwoods. These produce down to 85 Hz bass and put out an excellent 91dB. The Kenwoods only covered down to 100Hz at 85 dB. Also the best way to install them is to use the DEI 050311 Boom Mat 4" Round Speaker Baffle behind them. They give much better bass response with the baffles installed. The mats are available in pairs right here on Amazon. You can use this link: DEI 050311 Boom Mat 4" Round Speaker Baffle - Pack of 2 Frequency response is 85hz to 22kHz. There is no published graph or information for the crossover frequency. There is a crossover installed in these and most all multi-speaker units. I just installed these to replace cheaper Kenwoods. These produce down to 85 Hz bass and put out an excellent 91dB. The Kenwoods only covered down to 100Hz at 85 dB. Also the best way to install them is to use the DEI 050311 Boom Mat 4" Round Speaker Baffle behind them. They give much better bass response with the baffles installed. The mats are available in pairs right here on Amazon. You can use this... » Read More Frequency response is 85hz to 22kHz. There is no published graph or information for the crossover frequency. There is a crossover installed in these and most all multi-speaker units. I just installed these to replace cheaper Kenwoods. These produce down to 85 Hz bass and put out an excellent 91dB. The Kenwoods only covered down to 100Hz at 85 dB. Also the best way to install them is to use the DEI 050311 Boom Mat 4" Round Speaker Baffle behind them. They give much better bass response with the baffles installed. The mats are available in pairs right here on Amazon. You can use this link: DEI 050311 Boom Mat 4" Round Speaker Baffle - Pack of 2 « Show Less
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Information below is available on the Behringer website. http://www.behringer.com/assets/B208D_B210D_B212D_B215D_WebBrochure.pdf Frequency response 65 Hz to 20 kHz Crossover frequency 24 khz Sound Pressure level max. 113 dB SPL@ 1m
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Im no expert however i would set the sub at 12 on both the power and crossover than tweak the sub with your receiver.also check your setup and use the small or large. the large will send a full response to the front and surrounds.just play with different adjustments and decide what you like. also google a link called subwoofer crawl it is very interesting.i did look @ the polks rm95 and i would set them to small than use the 505 to handle the low end.polks are 95 hrz low end so try you crossover @ 120.