I'm considering purchasing the BIC America F12 Subwoofer, however, I see conflicting information in regards to the measurements. Can someone tell me the correct measurements of the speaker? Not shipping, not in the box size, just the actual size when out of the box. Thank you. I'm considering purchasing the BIC America F12 Subwoofer, however, I see conflicting information in regards to the measurements. Can someone tell me the correct measurements of the speaker? Not... » Read More I'm considering purchasing the BIC America F12 Subwoofer, however, I see conflicting information in regards to the measurements. Can someone tell me the correct measurements of the speaker? Not shipping, not in the box size, just the actual size when out of the box. Thank you. « Show Less
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the sub is beautiful, small and compact but it is made of cheap parts but it sounds ok for its price point, my advice is not to buy this sub.. mine break 3 weeks after i got it so i would recommend that if u decide to buy this sub also buy the warranty
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It is 17H x 14-7/8W x 17-3/4D. Add about an inch for the connections on the back. I just measured it so these are real world numbers.
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17.5 " high,, 16.5 " long, 14.5" wide. Thia unit is of top quality and performance. Especially for movies.
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Speaker side is seven inches(height), the box behind the speaker(depth) is ten inches. I believe that all speakers are measured this way, with depth being the from front to back, height being the way it is normally setup, top to bottom, but I could be wrong. In this case I measured it. :-)
1130372
Lol I had the same question in the beginning! And yes you get the sub and box. I just blew my sub, but 110% my fault, overpowered it.. Other than that! Great sub!!
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I have a full enclosed box and it sounds great. The design to my box was custom, since for this size of sub, it is a must. The thickness of the box is 1 inch. My sub I have installed in my Baja power boat, so for this reason, I had to have my box made with special marine grade compounds to prevent expansion and distortion to the box. But if you plan on having installed in a vehicle, you shouldn't have an issue with that. One suggestion, this sub does require a lot of power, so I would highly recommended at least 750watt HD amp from JL audio.
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I want to know the same thing. Everyone makes it seem like a pair saying: I bought "these" speakers but it doesn't say. I'm thinking of going with the 300 watt which clearly depicts it.
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I got this directly from their wedsite... I hope this helps Technical Specifications Total FTC power: 7 watts RMS Subwoofer: 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 watts Drivers: Satellites: 2-inch high-excursion metallic drivers Subwoofer : 4-inch Max-X high-excursion subwoofer Speaker 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)
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I just did a ton of research on this matter for you. My Audioengine A5's are 7 x 7.8 x 10 (tall). It appears as though the speakers you are speaking about are 6.1 x 6.7 x 14.8 (tall). My speakers fit like a glove. There is very little overhang or excess stand on any side. I image that yours will have a bit of extra shelf space. However, I'd bet that these will do the trick nicely. I should mention that I did a bunch of cross-referencing measurements for you. There IS conflicting information about the dimensions of the speakers that you're speaking about. I did my best to find the most accurate sources before commenting. I would go for it! I just did a ton of research on this matter for you. My Audioengine A5's are 7 x 7.8 x 10 (tall). It appears as though the speakers you are speaking about are 6.1 x 6.7 x 14.8 (tall). My speakers fit like a glove. There is very little overhang or excess stand on any side. I image that yours will have a bit of extra shelf space. However, I'd bet that these will do the trick nicely. I should mention that I did a bunch of cross-referencing measurements for you. There IS conflicting information about the dimensions of the speakers that you're speaking about. I did my best to find... » Read More I just did a ton of research on this matter for you. My Audioengine A5's are 7 x 7.8 x 10 (tall). It appears as though the speakers you are speaking about are 6.1 x 6.7 x 14.8 (tall). My speakers fit like a glove. There is very little overhang or excess stand on any side. I image that yours will have a bit of extra shelf space. However, I'd bet that these will do the trick nicely. I should mention that I did a bunch of cross-referencing measurements for you. There IS conflicting information about the dimensions of the speakers that you're speaking about. I did my best to find the most accurate sources before commenting. I would go for it! « Show Less
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Height 1.8"Width 12.2"Depth 7.4"Subwoofer Height 16.06"Subwoofer Width 7.09"Subwoofer Depth 12.06"Front Speaker Height 21.75"Front Speaker Width 5.81"Front Speaker Depth 5.81"Center Speaker Height 2.69"Center Speaker Width 41.75"Center Speaker Depth 1.63"Weight (Approximate) 2.54 lb - Main Unit 3.48 lb - Center Speaker 1.96 lb - Front Speaker 10.50 lb - SubwooferTotal System Weight (Approximate) 20.44 lbI hope this information helps you. Height 1.8"Width 12.2"Depth 7.4"Subwoofer Height 16.06"Subwoofer Width 7.09"Subwoofer Depth 12.06"Front Speaker Height 21.75"Front Speaker Width 5.81"Front Speaker Depth 5.81"Center Speaker Height 2.69"Center Speaker Width 41.75"Center Speaker Depth 1.63"Weight (Approximate) 2.54 lb - Main Unit 3.48 lb - Center Speaker 1.96 lb - Front Speaker 10.50 lb - SubwooferTotal System Weight (Approximate) 20.44 lbI hope this information... » Read More Height 1.8"Width 12.2"Depth 7.4"Subwoofer Height 16.06"Subwoofer Width 7.09"Subwoofer Depth 12.06"Front Speaker Height 21.75"Front Speaker Width 5.81"Front Speaker Depth 5.81"Center Speaker Height 2.69"Center Speaker Width 41.75"Center Speaker Depth 1.63"Weight (Approximate) 2.54 lb - Main Unit 3.48 lb - Center Speaker 1.96 lb - Front Speaker 10.50 lb - SubwooferTotal System Weight (Approximate) 20.44 lbI hope this information helps you. « Show Less
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Actually those measurements are the box it comes in. The receiver is approximately 17 " wide, 5.5" tall and 11" front to back. The Subwoofer is approximately 11" wide, 12.5" front to back and 12" tall. The front and surround speakers are 7" tall, and 4.5 wide and 4.5 front to back. The center channel is 4.5" tall, 4.5" front to back and 11" wide. Remember all measurements are approximate.
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I didn't actually measure the woofer. I looked up the model of the speaker and it told me the woofer size. I have infinity speakers with 8 inch woofers. I believe it measured to the interior portion of the plastic retaining ring that held the foam in place.
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I made some home-made speaker boxes for these.. dimensions were 8 in. X 8 in. Width, and a 6 inch depth.. I believe the hole for the speaker measured 6 inches. My first speaker boxes that I built, works fine for me for now. I'm waiting on the Pyle 400 watt amp that was around 50 dollars to see if they get louder. Good luck man.
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Best Buy lists the wattage as 55w RMS. Klipsch website indicates Peak Power: 200 Watts total system. Amazon.com indicates wattage @ 200w.Satellites: 35 watts/channel @ 5% THD, 1KHz, two channels driven Subwoofer: 130 watts peak (50 watts @ 5% THD, 50 Hz continuous) Best Buy asks $149.99. Amazon.com shows $139.99, $79.99 "used", free shipping. I bought "used" from Amazon. One piece of styrofoam packing was missing from the box, but did not affect the condition of the speakers whatsoever. I am very pleased with my purchase. The bass is so solid, without any boominess. You will love this little system with big sound. Klipsch website: http://www.klipsch.com/promedia-2-1-computer-speakers/details Best Buy lists the wattage as 55w RMS. Klipsch website indicates Peak Power: 200 Watts total system. Amazon.com indicates wattage @ 200w.Satellites: 35 watts/channel @ 5% THD, 1KHz, two channels driven Subwoofer: 130 watts peak (50 watts @ 5% THD, 50 Hz continuous) Best Buy asks $149.99. Amazon.com shows $139.99, $79.99 "used", free shipping. I bought "used" from Amazon. One piece of styrofoam packing was missing from the box, but did not affect the condition of the speakers whatsoever. I am very pleased with my purchase. The bass is so solid, without any... » Read More Best Buy lists the wattage as 55w RMS. Klipsch website indicates Peak Power: 200 Watts total system. Amazon.com indicates wattage @ 200w.Satellites: 35 watts/channel @ 5% THD, 1KHz, two channels driven Subwoofer: 130 watts peak (50 watts @ 5% THD, 50 Hz continuous) Best Buy asks $149.99. Amazon.com shows $139.99, $79.99 "used", free shipping. I bought "used" from Amazon. One piece of styrofoam packing was missing from the box, but did not affect the condition of the speakers whatsoever. I am very pleased with my purchase. The bass is so solid, without any boominess. You will love this little system with big sound. Klipsch website: http://www.klipsch.com/promedia-2-1-computer-speakers/details « Show Less
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I haven't heard the BS22 speakers, but specs show they are much smaller than the JBL ES30BKs and are two-way speakers as opposed to the 3-way configuration of the JBLs. The Audessy automatic audio setup pegs the low end of the JBL speakers at 40 Hz, although I cross them over to a subwoofer at the usual 80 Hz. Sound from the JBL speakers is excellent, smooth without coloration. Even the ES20BK little brother to the ES30BK seems to be a step up from the BS22. The ES30BK can be bi-amped but comes with jumpers installed for normal hookup. These relatively large bookshelf speakers are quite efficient and make little demand on the driving amplifier. I haven't heard the BS22 speakers, but specs show they are much smaller than the JBL ES30BKs and are two-way speakers as opposed to the 3-way configuration of the JBLs. The Audessy automatic audio setup pegs the low end of the JBL speakers at 40 Hz, although I cross them over to a subwoofer at the usual 80 Hz. Sound from the JBL speakers is excellent, smooth without coloration. Even the ES20BK little brother to the ES30BK seems to be a step up from the BS22. The ES30BK can be bi-amped but comes with jumpers installed for normal hookup. These relatively large bookshelf speakers are quite... » Read More I haven't heard the BS22 speakers, but specs show they are much smaller than the JBL ES30BKs and are two-way speakers as opposed to the 3-way configuration of the JBLs. The Audessy automatic audio setup pegs the low end of the JBL speakers at 40 Hz, although I cross them over to a subwoofer at the usual 80 Hz. Sound from the JBL speakers is excellent, smooth without coloration. Even the ES20BK little brother to the ES30BK seems to be a step up from the BS22. The ES30BK can be bi-amped but comes with jumpers installed for normal hookup. These relatively large bookshelf speakers are quite efficient and make little demand on the driving amplifier. « Show Less
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Hey everyone,I just purchased this system and wanted to jump in. I'm using the Sony STR-DG820 as my receiver and have SS-B1000 bookshelf speakers as my fronts. I bought this system to use as the remainder of a 7.1 channel setup. Polk seemed to recommend the setup that Schor talked about when using their satellites in the package as front speakers. Would anyone recommend this setup with the larger bookshelf speakers or would using the sub-out on the receiver be better? Any thoughts? Thanks
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Hi Janine. No that's the size of the receiver only. Looked for speaker dimensions to no good end. (I use a different set of old favorites.) But you can judge by proportions using the photo. This is a fine receiver! [Qualification: Maybe not if you like lots of (false) bass.] The best in it's size and price range. (I did a thorough test drive of several.)
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Hello! this should more than answer your question about this great sounding speaker. Enjoy! http://www.bicamerica.com/showpage.php?brand=2&type=6&spkrID=40
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Date 14 October 2009. Hey I am late in the game. Can still find the 876 online. My question too you is do you think the 876 power rating is accurate. Also looking at the 806. The 806 is maybe $300 to $400 dollars less. Do you think their is a big difference? It is 140x7 to 130x7 does it sound as close as it seems? Speakers are JBL Studio Series. Also like to watch movies in Dolby and my Denon 1082 which is 110x6 seems to run a little quiet on the center channel. Please give me your thoughts if you have time. Thank You.