What are the specs on this pair of cans? SPL rating, freq. response,mW rating,ect. Thank You!
467701
This URL should give you all you need. It is the manufacturer's page on the specs. http://www.martinlogan.com/headphones/specs.php
467702
1122.83dB SPL, 6-22,000 Hz f/r , 300mW, omnidirectional mic pickup pattern, 35mm dynamic driver, 5.7 oz
467703
Go to ML'a website. They have the most accurate info. http://www.martinlogan.com/headphones/mikros90.php
404071
If you have the SM152's then you have 15" woofers in those. The SM 122's have 12". I have owned both. I now have Polk audio rti8's and Monitor 70'S. Though I don't have a pair of the RTIA9's I can say the RTI8's and Monitor 70's have good bass for the size they are. The infinity SM 152'S I owned had really good deep tight bass. As I recall the Infinitys were more efficient than these Polks. Something like 105 DB 1W1M. These Polks will need a decent amp to drive them properly to get their full potential.
2193711
The Beyerdynamic web site shows 250 ohm. See the linked spec sheet. All I know is these cans are hard to drive. I finally broke down and bought a Beyerdynamic A1 amp to push these. Its not the volume that is the problem; its power needed to push these cans to accurate resolution. These are much more finicky than my AKGs or Sennheiser headphones.http://north-america.beyerdynamic.com/shop/media//datenblaetter/DAT_T90_EN.pdf
1419712
DT are great, but overpriced, imo. I also own Polk RTI A9s. Yes, the BIC spkr will work perfectly with your system. Why? Simply put, it's a dynamic spkr (range-wise) with a great SPL.
657738
I haven't tried Polk DB6501's before, but I have owned a sub, and 2 door speakers from them in 2011, The are not very high in quality from what I have experienced. I own the SPR-60C Alpines, and they are crystal clear, but they don't go very deep (around 70hz minimal) but accuracy and quality is very good, they handle a lot of power and are incredibly precise. Hope this helps
256628
40 watts. Here are the rest of the specs: Specifications: * Woofer: 6-1/2" polypropylene * Tweeter: 5/8" polycarbonate ferrofluid cooled * Power handling: 40 watts RMS/75 watts max * Impedance: 6 ohms * Frequency response: 70-20,000 Hz * Sensitivity: 87 dB 1W/1m *
512932
Our old can is pretty loud too. They seem fine. So loud I just bought head phone for them!
1782909
They are fairly light. About half the weight of an sm57. Sennheiser should have the complete specs posted on their website.
1303641
Hey, its a good question - from their own package it reads as followed: 101(-+)/-3dB at 1KHz, 1mW. I didn't research any further or look up independent sources to confirm. Hope this helps.
660375
The SR 325is model is an awesome pair of cans. It doesn't sound much better than SR 225i, but its construction quality alone is enough to justify the difference in price. I really like the warm midrange and the great bass in the 325 model. For blues it would be perfect, but any genre of music will sound great on these if you provide a good amp, a decent DAC and CD file quality (encoded at 1400 kbps) as the bare minimum. The 24-bit files will sound the best, though.
1835786
Boss is very great! I have one so do my brothers and none of us have ever had any problems with them. And they can handle a good amount of watts. I have two 2100 max subs and they sound great. And boss is pretty cheap.
507694
I bought these for work but experimented at home first. I also tested on two Denon Recievers, Denon 3312 and the older 2807 (now at work). First of all your amp should be high current or rated for 6 ohms, (these are 6 ohm speakers), I was surprised how far I needed to turn the volume up on both Denons. At home, room size is about what you have, I was ok with the sound they produced until I tried them with one of my subwoofers, I was blown away! I actually checked to see if my Infinity Beta 50's where playing the music. At work with the old 2807 Denon no sub in a large warehouse co-workers have stopped and commented on how nice the music sounds. Sorry for the long answer, I would say if your reciever can handle 6 ohm and you use a subwoofer you will be happy you bought these.
114579
My Tech checked them, they are 6 ohm, however please understand that this is a complete Bose system, not intended to be used with other systems Amps, so if you were to use these speakers in any way that is not intended by Bose. And the speakers are damaged, I can not have them returned for a refund, I appreciate your interest, but must make this clear, as I said this is a complete Bose system, and not to be connected in any other way, thanks, Jack
202841
Thang:Again thank you for your helpful response. I will now shop for a sub, and hopefully complete my system soon. It is a more difficult task than I first thought.I have the Bose single cube speakers that I plan to use, but I am unable to determine the ohm rating of these speakers. Can you assist me with this. I have been studying the 806 manual and the speaker ohm rating is one entry that needs to be input by me. Hopefully I will be able to get things up and running soon. Thanks.Charles
1429961
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!
643028
I don't understand the question, but the sound is very good, I use them in the office to hear music, acceptable quality, can regulate the output of bass, I can recommend it, good price, good sound
111219
Well, really, these subs are rated to HANDLE 350 watts RMS from an amplifier... but I've had 2 of these hounding hard in a ported box with about 500 clean watts to EACH from a Rockford Fosgate P1000x1D (love these amps). The coils will smell for a few days but they'll work-in fine, just watch the power. In a sealed box they can take 600 watts RMS each ok, but again, use common sense with the bass boost & gains. A very accurate and clean tone to these subs... even better than JL Audio in my opinion. They compete with Infinity Kappas. Put them in the correct sized box (right around 1.75 cu. ft. for ported box for each sub.)