what is the true frequency response of this subwoofer, it says 50 to 150 hrtz then further down on the page it says 27 to Hertz. So what is it?
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.
990818
There are two dials on the back of this speaker. One is the Level (Volume) & the other the Frequency (50 to 150 Hz). Hopefully, this helps?
990819
The true frequency of this subwoofer it 27-150 hertz. The 50-150 hertz is the crossover range for the subwoofer if you are using the normal input. However, if your receiver offers an LFE(low frequency effects) then you do not need to adjust that on the sub. The adjustment will be made on the reciever. In addition, I haven't found a movie or music signal that this sub won't pick up on the low end.
990820
I think so. It has a a full low end sound definitely lower than 50. The sub on my computer says 50 and it sounds way lower than it.
1630763
Your better off geting a custom enclosure built. If its a prefab box your not really getting anything out of it. But you usually set the subsonic to half of the tuning of the box. Lof is usually 60 to 80hz is fine.
1387021
Frequency response58Hz-22kHzNominal Impedance4 Ohms Crossover Frequency2.8 kHz Amplifier Power10-125W per channel Sensitivity88dB (2.83v@1m) Drivers4" Kevlar woofers3/4" silk dome tweeters InputsGold-plated, 5-way binding posts Any other questions, drop me a line. I absolutely love these speakers.Regards,Robert
711965
Sealed: 2 cu-ft, will be it's loudest with a 40.5Hz tone.Ported: 4 cu-ft, (2) 4" diameter ports that are 11.75" long, tuned to 29.7Hz, with an F3 of 28.1Hz. The Fs of the sub is 24.1Hz, I personally usually tune 2-3Hz below the rated Fs of the sub, which would put the tuning frequency around 21Hz.They've updated their specs on site, I'll adjust the specs I listed accordingly.
1623989
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. 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... » Read More 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. « Show Less
2120265
Hi! The description said that there is 100W so I do not know why the information behind the subwoofer inscribed 45W ? what is the 45W imply here ? Please help!
150468
I'm using it for a donkey kong cabinet speaker, so I probably wouldn't be the best person to ask about frequency response. It works great though. :)
1364685
I got this directly from their wedsite... I hope this helpsTechnical SpecificationsTotal FTC power: 7 watts RMSSubwoofer: 4 RMS (into 4 ohms, @ 1 kHz, @ 10% THD)Satellites: 1.5 RMS x 2 (into 4 ohms, @ 1 kHz, @ 10% THD)Total peak power: 14 wattsDrivers:Satellites: 2-inch high-excursion metallic driversSubwoofer : 4-inch Max-X™ high-excursion subwooferSpeaker dimensions (H x W x D):Satellites: 5.8" (145.9 mm) x 3.4" (84.9 mm) x 3.2" (81.7 mm)Subwoofer: 8.4" (19 cm) x 5.5" (14 cm) x 7" (17.8 cm) I got this directly from their wedsite... I hope this helpsTechnical SpecificationsTotal FTC power: 7 watts RMSSubwoofer: 4 RMS (into 4 ohms, @ 1 kHz, @ 10% THD)Satellites: 1.5 RMS x 2 (into 4 ohms, @ 1 kHz, @ 10% THD)Total peak power: 14 wattsDrivers:Satellites: 2-inch high-excursion metallic driversSubwoofer : 4-inch Max-X™ high-excursion subwooferSpeaker dimensions (H x W x D):Satellites: 5.8" (145.9 mm) x 3.4" (84.9 mm) x 3.2" (81.7 mm)Subwoofer: 8.4" (19 cm) x 5.5" (14 cm) x 7"... » Read More I got this directly from their wedsite... I hope this helpsTechnical SpecificationsTotal FTC power: 7 watts RMSSubwoofer: 4 RMS (into 4 ohms, @ 1 kHz, @ 10% THD)Satellites: 1.5 RMS x 2 (into 4 ohms, @ 1 kHz, @ 10% THD)Total peak power: 14 wattsDrivers:Satellites: 2-inch high-excursion metallic driversSubwoofer : 4-inch Max-X™ high-excursion subwooferSpeaker dimensions (H x W x D):Satellites: 5.8" (145.9 mm) x 3.4" (84.9 mm) x 3.2" (81.7 mm)Subwoofer: 8.4" (19 cm) x 5.5" (14 cm) x 7" (17.8 cm) « Show Less
825736
I went back to the description and it says "Frequency range: 50 ~ 60Hz" so than you are all set, I've had mine for a year and I never turn it off and it's been wonderful
1711332
The subwoofer says 100-240 V, 50 or 60 Hertz. The main unit doesn't say. Each comes with a standard NEMA 5-15P plug (120 V).
1513661
Frequency response: 20-20K Hz [So says the "box"]Impedance: 33 ohmsMax input power: 100mW
1498098
It really depends on your box tuning I used a plan from mark over at car audio fabrication on YouTube he specifically designed the enclosure for the sub to eliminate port noise and such, but anyways I built that enclosure tuned to 35hz I think the f3 is 23-28 I can't remember off the top of my head but I've had it play pretty well at 25 around twenty it starts to drop off and get quiet all u hear then is mainly air noise and motor noise. Hopefully that helps.
474571
My experience is the opposite... too much solid, rich bass, so I keep the volume knob located on the subwoofer control panel turned down to about 15%. Surprising for such an inexpensive system. Assure your connections, assure the subwoofer volume is tuned up, try a different audio cable between your sound source and subwoofer, try a different sound source. If none of these things work, consider returning them for replacement.
1704274
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
2197562
I don't know the frequency if you're looking for a measurement in hertz. However, if you're asking what it sounds like...mine sounds just like a semi truck.
741188
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
791328
The frequency balance is good, 30 Hz I don't know. Remember, you get what you pay for. I like these speakers a lot.