Anyone know what the frequency range of the speakers are? Both total range and how far it can get a flat response?
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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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You raise a good question since Bose does not publish frequency response charts (probably because the results are not as smooth or wide ranging as they would like). I expected some independent tests to be published but could not locate one for the 301s. I did find a French test on the Companion 2s, which are about the cheapest and smallest stereo speakers that Bose makes. That range was 40-20,000 +-6db. I would expect the 301s to be about the same range w/ slightly lower base +- about 3db but have no way to confirm or verify any numbers. As you probably know, the DB variance is a key factor in determining valid frequency response and any number without that variance can be misleading. You raise a good question since Bose does not publish frequency response charts (probably because the results are not as smooth or wide ranging as they would like). I expected some independent tests to be published but could not locate one for the 301s. I did find a French test on the Companion 2s, which are about the cheapest and smallest stereo speakers that Bose makes. That range was 40-20,000 +-6db. I would expect the 301s to be about the same range w/ slightly lower base +- about 3db but have no way to confirm or verify any numbers. As you probably know, the DB variance is a key factor... » Read More You raise a good question since Bose does not publish frequency response charts (probably because the results are not as smooth or wide ranging as they would like). I expected some independent tests to be published but could not locate one for the 301s. I did find a French test on the Companion 2s, which are about the cheapest and smallest stereo speakers that Bose makes. That range was 40-20,000 +-6db. I would expect the 301s to be about the same range w/ slightly lower base +- about 3db but have no way to confirm or verify any numbers. As you probably know, the DB variance is a key factor in determining valid frequency response and any number without that variance can be misleading. « Show Less
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Unfortunately I can't offer a satisfactory answer as my experience was less than satisfactory.My first order proved defective (only one speaker transmitted audio). Those speakers were exchanged for another pair and they too were defective I. the same way. I bought two Bose 300's which have proven to be wonderful.
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I´m not completely sure but I think it's 30w per zone, 15w per stereo speaker, I have the system paired with Sonance speakers model CR101, the store where I bought them told me this model of speakers are ideal for this kind of applications, when friends come to my house I usually set the volume to 40%, at 80% it's very loud, and I'm 38 jajaja don't think I'm an old user, at 80% you can't chat with friends.
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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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The problem is not just the speakers. There isn't sufficient amplification to product acceptable sound levels.best to get a sound bar or an inexpensive receiver and speakers. YMMV
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These headphones have a flat frequency response across the audio spectrum, which is why I purchased them. Music as it was recorded. If you are trying to emphasize the lower frequencies I would try something else.
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The impedance of the speaker doesnt change in Bridged or Parallel or Series modes. The important thing is what is being presesnted to the amplifier. The speaker manufacturer here is saying that these speakers will suit amps that require any load between 4 and 8 Ohms....I've used these speakers in my car and would see no issue in a home...I don't know the distance
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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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In my opinion the sound is clear. I purchased these speakers so I could have TV sound close to where I sit and not have the TV volume up loud to where it bothers the other rooms. I only use 1 speaker at a time and find the sound great for what I purchased them for. Distance from base is about 18 ft as I use them.
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Not sure. the sound quality is amazing. biggest problem with this product is range
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At 600ohm The ZxR has 5.4v (rms) the ZxR line outs have 2V RMS for maximum range. I could get more info if you need. This is some info I've found, might give you an idea. I will be feeding the analog line outs into the Emotiva UPA-700 amplifier. As I understand it, the ZxR line outs have 2V RMS for maximum range. The UPA-700 has 870 mV RMS for maximum volume. I don't want to either overdrive the amplifier or blow my ears out by accidently using maximum volume. Can I use the Speaker Level settings to change the maximum line out voltage? Setting each of the speakers (except the subwoofer which is separate) to -7.3db should do the trick. If that is correct, then 100% volume would match 100% speaker volume. This would be, of course, independent of minor tweaks for room adjustment or of equalization. Am on the right page here or do I need to add a preamp into the picture? -I would imagine that should do the trick, if you wanted you could try putting some resisters in the connections to dampen the output, though I'm not incredibly sure what impedance you would need and what effect it may have on the frequency response, you would want some high quality ones... in my case I just have my computer volume set to 50% and adjust volume via my amp, I know why you need yours the other way round but the concept is pretty much the same, I wouldn't expect you would need the full 0-100% range so I don't think you could ever have it set too high for a long enough amount of time to damage the pre-amps in your UPA-700, just set the amp to a high enough value that you can get a good range in your pc volume while not too high that you pick up interference or loose the ability to go really quiet, and there's usually a point in any sound card that they loose quality after a certain volume (hitting the DAC's clip if you will).
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The frequency balance is good, 30 Hz I don't know. Remember, you get what you pay for. I like these speakers a lot.
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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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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 am not sure of the range in feet, but it is as good as any speakers I have had. They sound clear to me at what I would call a normal listening range. I have been buying stereo gear for 45 years, and these speakers have impressed me, as well as all that have heard them. Good luck and I hope you have the same experience with these speakers as I have.
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To answer your question we have not tested that far of a range. The sound gets weaker and fuzzy from the backyard to the family room.