Micca doesn't make towers with 8 inch drivers. I was thinking of buying these and building wooden towers using mdf or something. Bad idea ?
2044402
If you've got the tools and know-how to optimize a cabinet, I don't see why not. I do highly recommend these speakers for a good budget installation, although I don't know how well the drivers compare to some other options available on the market as separate components at the same basic price point.
2044403
I don't know that it would be worth the trouble. If you're looking for a great value in tower speakers, check out Fluance. If you'd really like to build, you'd probably be better off shopping for components at Parts Express. The Dayton brand products they carry are also an excellent value.
2044404
Yeah, for sure a large sealed enclosure due to the high QTS (open baffle) parameters of in wall speakers. Ported would result in many trial and error tunings with midbass peaks. Try it out though, no difference between wall cavity and an enclosure to the speaker itself. Without T/S specs this will be a gamble, try around 1-1.5 (larger yields deeper bass extension roll off but less accuracy in bass tones) cube feet enclosure to mimic a wall cavity, heavy stuffing. Have fun.
2044405
If you are wanting a two way system with a single 8" and tweeter, it should work fine. I'd stay away from any kind of venting unless you have reliable Thiel-Small parameters, but I would definitely recommend stuffing the box with AcoustiStuff or similar. I don't recall if Micca published T-S numbers for the woofer, but since it's made to go in a wall, I presume it's designed for a fairly forgiving infinite baffle alignment. Good luck!
538951
I agree with Charles and Dajin. You may also want to check the dimensions if you have your M-ATX board in a small case.
837488
I worked with the developer of InControl and he was able to get these working with the software. Knowing this, I'd purchase and hope micasaverde vera could support them as they are so much cheaper than anywhere else. You could always try it.
1721313
This MicroATX Tower will only accept a micro-atx board and even with the micro-atx board it was a tight fit. hope this helps
1347420
that would work. for me when I bought 2x of these, they did not work.....good thing is when and if you buy, ensure it is fullfiled by Amazon...this way if it does not work the way you want, u can return it....I ended up hiring a person who made a custom wood structure in my garage and that works great...
2120615
Unless you plan it out to the centimeter, I'd say no. I have a mid tower and it was a tight squeeze.
867775
I dont see why it wouldnt wok with that board. It wont improve anything in your game except the sound. Its actually a really decent card.
295343
I used this with 1mm drill bits into MDF. I do not see any reason why the chuck would not accept a .5mm bit. I used it to put fiber optics through MDF for a star ceiling. As you can see from my previous review, the tool failed after 10-20 minutes of use. It ran very smoothly and nice at first but the failure was not what I expected given the price. I ended up having to run to W*L - M*RT and picked up a black and Decker tool for $29 to finish the job. The Black and Decker finished the job (more than 1100 holes) without incident.
957953
They are a bit large for a workstation. And the tweeter waveguides would make the height and direction critical. Probably not their idea application, but I think you could make them work with a little experimentation.
2133866
I can't see a reason why not. It is a nice value. It has as good a range and power handling as anything else. It would eventually serve you well if you expanded your system. While it is not really intended for this purpose and the drivers are arrayed for ideal horizontal dispersion (as opposed to tower speakers) no one is going to know if you keep the grills on. The only give away is the Infinity logo which is permanently mounted on the grill cloth . . . the wrong way.
1632681
It should not have a problem running Windows 7 or 8. You would have to check the system requirements for Autocad to see if it is capable of running that. I wouldn't recommend this for any CAD applications though as it is not a powerhouse, but even still it may be possible.
564952
MB can hold 32 if you need it. I run with 2x8 and have no problems. This gives me the option to expand to 32 or 24 if needed.
867776
I dont see why it wouldnt wok with that board.It wont improve anything in your game except the sound.Its actually a really decent card.
1907657
I used the one I purchased on a Dimension 8400 tower. It is still working perfectly. The tower currently has 2 HDD's and a DVD-RW.
2246525
Jumbo frames are supported. Do you intend to use for LAN? Mine are on webserver, so MTU is per ISP(1500). Required updated drivers to load on server boot reliably, but other than that, have worked fine for me hosting a dozen websites or so, but not high demand most of the time so nowhere near saturated. Good throughput best I can tell. Windows Server 2012 has no problem ganging via OS. Like this NIC just fine after using for datacenter use for webservers for 6 months. Should be fine for high demand LAN applications as well best I can tell.
1381777
I don't think you'll have any problems with a long or tall graphics card in this case. But micro ATX motherboards may limit the thickness of your choice of graphics card. Fanless, passively cooled GPU's usually require a larger heatsink, and often take up two PCI slots on a smaller mobo. If you plan to use all of those slots for accessory cards, you'll probably want to install a GPU with its own fan.
1624284
I couldn't tell you I have a custom tower this card is not that big but go to your manufacturers web page and do the measurements sorry brother it's not in my head