Lowest frequency response? (Looking for <25hz)
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I never measured it for a number but the way it shakes my chair says a very low frequency (easily below 15 Hz).
211447
I am able to drive it at 8 Hz with similar response as above 25 Hz. I have no need to go lower, so not sure of response below that.
60994
The speaker out will be filtered below 80Hz, and it is fixed, that's what I got from NAD support...
1695197
I bought a cheap Zeikos case off Amazon for this. There is a page somewhere on the Shure support website that will tell you the frequencies that will avoid the TV channels in you area.
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Frequency Response 65Hz to 20KHz +/-3dBhttp://www.energy-speakers.com/soundbars/?sku=POWER-BASE
1770103
Noticeably, none; actually, in the milliseconds. If you use a good quality cable works fine. In several setups that I have used, I have never had to compensate fot it.
224930
Freq rsp goes to 30Hz, so "no" to the first question, and practically silent to the 2nd question.
2173747
The lowest setting is 220 but, between off and 220 is a simmer setting it's not calibrated but I think you could achieve what your looking for.
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+/-12dB, tunable from 32 to 16K Hz with an advanced equalizer, modifiable surround sound (have to get the software off the web; easier said than done). Hope that answered your question
764966
Average of 32 db across the band. Some freq. have higher or lower db reduction.
771477
There are no "points" for the frequency crossover. I concluded from the information available that the crossover was a linear function between 20 - 20K hertz. My installation drives a set of Sony tweeters with an obvious separation of the higher frequencies but I have no equipment to measure the frequency response.
1129249
A PL259. I wish it had a type N connector. Much less loss at higher freq's.
1235576
I would let the sub handle a good portion of the lows. THX settings are 80hz, so I figure that's a good crossover point.
273872
I'm not sure on the exact freq spectrum but owning one of these I can tell you it does not hit anywhere near as low as 60hz
1151148
I do not have that information. I advise that you contact the manufacturer for the transmitting frequency.
17136
one that is for at least 35 to 40 hertz will work fine but a good sealed box is best for more accuracy these like to be sealed they hit harder than the ported just fyi have a good day.
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Frequency Range: 65-108MHz(FM Receive only), 136-174MHZ and 400-480HZ (TX/RX)
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