What's the frequency response on these speakers?
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I can't say for certain, all I know is that it provides comfortable sound I like for my desktop-tv & laptop. It's Total waltz which any one can enjoy. I hope this can help.
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Rafael, I am sorry but i haven't used them very much yet. I bought them for my garage and since we are still in winter I haven't been out in the garage much. From my experience they would be adequate depending on the party. They are middle of the road speakers, not the best and not the worst speaker I have heard. They are a good buy for the money though.
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Are they 2400 Watts Continuous? 2400 Watts Program? Peak? Is that the rating for each speaker or only one? What is the nominal impedance of each speaker? It is important to know all of these things to make the correct suggestion. I assume that they are probably rated at 600 Watts continuous (1200W Program/2400W Peak) because it is rare to find 1200W and 2400W (continuous) 15" drivers. Also, how loud do you plan on playing them? Do you need them running at full volume or do you just want to listen to them at "normal" levels in your home and maybe somewhat louder on occasion? Heck, just tell the name and brand of speaker; that will be the most helpful.
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Not to hear sound, but getting speakers like this is definitely best with an amplifer. I recommend 50-60Wrms to each side (with HPF around 90 hz) for optimal preformance.
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http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_17736_JBL-GTO938.html Go to the description list, these speakers are very nice
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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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Here is some technical data from the provided information they included: Frequency Response: 10-30,000 Hz, Sound pressure level at 1 KHz: 98db SPL (1mw), THD: less than 0.03%, Nominal impedance: 56 ohms...I have "driven" these with my iPods with tracks from 128 kbps to 320 kbps with varying results but yes they may be driven quite sufficiently.
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50Hz-24kHz is what has been posted - great sound though. I am pretty much a sound 'snob' and I love the response of these!
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They are passive speakers, so they are neither 120 or 220 compatible. You need a separate amp to run them.
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These have a broader frequency response. i would go with these for sound quality.
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Don't know the frequency response but I can tell you they have very good stereo seperation and bass for the price. Hope this helps!
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freq. response is 80hz to 15 kHz. impedance is 600. sensitivity is -52dbw to 205mv/pa. for the price these are good mics for light duty. I bought these for my grandson to use with his p.a.system and d.j. set up. in that environment they are fine. they are well built and having the case is a nice extra. but they are not pro quality. I don't know how well they would hold up in a more professional use. but as they are they worth the price.
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I'm returning my energies right as we speak.. and gonna give these a shot, my energies sounded crisp clear and beautiful with my polk fronts and hafler sub.. but a normal levels certain frequencies had them buzzing and popping..... in a tiny room they might do ok as 7.1 one with better fronts and sub like I said.. but on there own or in a full size living room they are completely worthless to me
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Frequency response seems to be fairly flat. I use an equalizer to adjust (boost or cut) the spectrum as needed.
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Frequency Response 65Hz to 20KHz +/-3dBhttp://www.energy-speakers.com/soundbars/?sku=POWER-BASE
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Hey there...I bought these and was gonna install them on my door speakers but found out they're more for like subs or low frequencies. I haven't honestly even touched them since, I'll probably put them in at some point but also been told to just use my adjustment tools for frequencies in my pioneer deck...
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You mean the transmitter? I really have no clue. These aren't the highest quality speakers to begin with. Make sure your speakers and the transmitter are on the same channel/freq