How do these compare to the Power series? My T1675 aren't quite loud enough for me
519041
The Rockford Pro series, which these are, are all ridiculously loud. The sound quality isn't superb, but if you want loud, these are definitely the way to go.
519042
I've owned from a veriety different brand speakers (pioneer, alpine, infinty...) and I say these are the best speakers I've had. They get real loud and are crispy clear (got heads turning) I'm running 4 punch pros on my 600.4rms RF amp
631105
Sadly, yes. The v1.0 model that I have is whisper quiet, but my v2.0 unit has a loud whine, so much so that I can hum the precise pitch. <sigh>
192624
Hi, before answer your question I prepared my system and now running it (this time change the usual Emotiva DAC and the Magni amplifier for an Audio GD, very good sound too, by the way) and the sound is clear, defined and extremely well balanced as always with the T70p, really one of my reference headphones. I tried three Hotel songs, just to enjoy the test, the Eagles, Chris Isaak a Katie Melua, all sound outstanding. Beyer have very good warranty and support, must be a fault unit, rare, but happens. Happy Holidays. Leo
1925338
this was one of my complaints about these headphones, they just aren't as loud as other comparable headphones. I don't think you're doing anything wrong, it's the phones themselves.
2224038
I wanted my home office to have a sub woofer too. The X75 gave it an awful sound. My sub woofer in the office was a Yamaha. I took the MartinLogan Dynamo out of the living room and it still sounded awful. Now I use Monitor Audio CWT180 in ceiling speakers and they sound great using X75. Simple answer I could not bridge any of my subs.
560490
I really have not noticed them being very loud. I have 2 of these mounted on my 212 evo cooler that average running around 1700 rpm's to keep the overclocked I7 cooled to 30-40c. Go go them if you need some serious air pushed in your case.
2186486
These are the specs direct from their website. From my own personal experience, my laptop does just fine. I have not amped them personally, but I have read (online) that they do improve with amping. Also driving them from my iTouch is good. Just switch off the EQ and they sound great.Type: Dynamic, semi-openDriver: ¨ª50 mm, neodymiumSensitivity: 98 dB SPL (1 mW)Frequency Response: 10-30,000 HzMax. Input Power: 300 mWRated Impedance: 56 ¥Ø (Copper-coated aluminum wire)
830666
I just got a T51i (a variation of T51P with volume buttons and microphone). My first impression is it produces remarkably more bass than most of other headphones I've listened to such as M50, PX 200 II, Yuin PK2, etc.
733048
They are really quiet, i have a FX-8350 and its a lot of difference with the stock cooler, the stock cooler was a few annoying, but now i can forget that noise at all.
1664947
Yeah, that sucks. I figured it out after I couldn't return them anymore.I just gave them away and bought a much more expensive one to replace them.I got a Crown 28M to replace my two Pyles. It has been on for about 4 months now, and never hummed. I needed an always on system for PA work.
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I can't say for sure, I have run a pair of Boston Acoustics CR6 8 ohms 6" Drive and piezo Tweeter not sure on wattage they are and a pair of GLI Pro XL-850's 8" Drive piezo tweeters 8 ohms 300 watts. Got good volume and EQ a little over 3/4 turned up. I do house partys and it ran grate for a good 5 hours with out getting hot. Now I'm power hungry and am looking towards 3000 watt we'll see, I just want to rock the house not blow out the windows. Well anuf for now good luck spin spin spin. AJ DJ KNOTMAN
2104023
Are they 2400 Watts Continuous? 2400 Watts Program? Peak? Is that the rating for each speaker or only one? What is the nominal impedance of each speaker? It is important to know all of these things to make the correct suggestion. I assume that they are probably rated at 600 Watts continuous (1200W Program/2400W Peak) because it is rare to find 1200W and 2400W (continuous) 15" drivers. Also, how loud do you plan on playing them? Do you need them running at full volume or do you just want to listen to them at "normal" levels in your home and maybe somewhat louder on occasion? Heck, just tell the name and brand of speaker; that will be the most helpful.
2118642
These are AC speakers, designed for home use. Not a convenient portable solution, IMO. For that, try a Cambridge Oontz. But the T20's are very good home speakers.
769354
They dont need high power to get loud due to the high efficiency, however giving them clean power will give u the best sound quality possible. I have my set running off of 90 watts each from an older nakamichi amp and they sound amazing for what they cost. Having a high pass filter will help also.
822717
I'm gonna say shop around and get the t40's. I had ordered t20 but found t40 locally on clearance($60full set!!). I use mine in a very unconventional setup(12v to a power inverter, to MP3player to hidden in a work van). After 80hrs of break in these sound phenomenal. Clean, zero destortion(i did shut off EQ on mp3player) and can get very loud in my van. Even at $130 price i still reccomend t40 over t20, my other choice was a kmc 3 by Klipsch. Good thing i gave t40s a try before spending $300 on kmc3.
1991616
Fred it all depends on how much money you want to spend. You could buy a punch 1000bd or step to the power series t 1000bdcp I got a t 1000 and love it I'm pushing somewhere around 1500-1600 watts rms at 1 ohm the only thing is the lower the ohms ( impedance) the lower efficiency average is going to be which means how clean your bass is going to be. My next amp is going to be a t2500 on these subs the only thing is that I'm going to have to rewire these subs from 1 ohm to 4 ohms so I don't blow them up on the bass heavy song I play thru that amp to the subs.
1930231
The answer is, not bad. Not as authoritatively as the Anthem 200wpc amplifier it replaced in my system, but the fidelity at reasonable volume levels is good. No, it can't drive them to very loud levels, which is not surprising given the relative inefficiency of the MMGs and the relative low power of the PowerDAC..