What are the specs on this pair of cans? Spl, Freq. responce, ect.
507920
32 Ohms imp. 20-20000Hz freq. 40mm driver Extremely rich on the sound And being that they are Philipses, be aassured they'll last!!
1895389
I went with 75. It didn't hold up for even 3 months though. I would suggest you look at Crutchfield.com. they have all the specs.
1720500
I don't know the answers to either question . . . I bought these to replace two others I had that had become 'discolored' from exposure to the elements . . . I am driving them with a Sony mobile amp , 100 watts per channel . . . my other speakers are Sony marine speakers imbedded in the cockpit . . . these were the exact size I needed . . . they look graet & play better than the speakers I replaced . . . they handle the Sony power well . . . looked up data / 50 rms -100 peak at 8 ohm . . . black are 26+/white are 36+
204022
There is some specs but they don't differ from what amazon has listed. These headphones are great! They cancel out background noise so you can be immersed in your music. They do leak a little bit of sound but not much to bother others unless you are listening to your music really loud. They are great for gaming as well! Direction of footsteps can be heard.
512932
Our old can is pretty loud too. They seem fine. So loud I just bought head phone for them!
1535018
SA-12 in a proper box (2.0cuft tuned @ 33hz) on 900-1000 clean watts (it can handle it, trust me). This more than outperformed and sounded cleaner than my buddies 2 p2 12s on RMS power.
1054944
Hey. I really wish I could help you but I have no idea on an ACCURATE frequency range. I remember reading some stuff when I bought them, but that was only what the company or Amazon claimed about them. I don't know if there's a way to measure, but I don't have any tools for that kind of thing.
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
1511126
15 - 250 RMS. Don't know peak. I don't really recommend them though, I was pretty disappointed with their performance. It was meh. You don't pay 200 for meh, especially when my bookshelf speeakers have better sounding tweeters
242005
I can't give you a spec, the quality is good enough. It is not a great system. But what you are buying you get some nice options.
1782909
They are fairly light. About half the weight of an sm57. Sennheiser should have the complete specs posted on their website.
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 *
395032
This is a single speaker. (I bought 1 and learned that so I bought another)It is worth the price for a pair. They are pretty good above 75-80hz and handle mids and highs well. They take a 30-40w amp. I like them for the money.
685194
doesn't matter. they are junk. cheap plastic with tinny sound. I don't use them. spend a few more bucks and get something you'll like.
2154219
The pair I purchased was 120 VAC. The do not really have a woofer. They are about a 4" midrange and a tweeter. Bass response is very poor and they sound very tinny. Even with all my adjustments. Said to say but I have an old Phillips "home surround sound system" that sounds better than these.
2141740
I have no idea. You can probably research what FREQ they both use. Sorry, don't know.
1556682
This is the best information I can provide: Type Headphones - Binaural, Headphones Form Factor - Full size, Headphones Technology - Dynamic, Connectivity Technology - Wired, Sound Output Mode - Stereo, Frequency Response: 10 - 23000 Hz, Sensitivity - 106 dB, Impedance - 32 Ohm, Diaphragm - 1.6 in, Magnet Material - Neodymium. Hope this provides some help.