What are the specs on this pair of cans? SPL rating, freq. response,mW rating,ect. Thank You!
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max power is 100 milliwatts, freq. 5-30,000hz. imp. 32 ohms. that is about all the specs i have, other than they sound very good. try noontec.com for some info, however they don't show all specs. there. IF YOU BUY THEM TAKE OFF THE EAR PADS TO MAKE SURE THERE ARE NO ROUND STICKERS OVER THE CENTER OF EACH SPEAKER. IF IT IS THERE JUST TAKE THEM OFF . I HAD TO AND THEY SOUND WONDERFUL. SOME UNITS WERE SHIPPED THAT WAY IN THE BEGINNING. STICKER IS ABOUT 1 INCH IN DIAMETER.
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.
20138
Honestly, I can only compare them to my Sony extended bass earphones and estimate they have 10-20hz greater range. Hope this helps
1387021
Frequency response58Hz-22kHzNominal Impedance4 Ohms Crossover Frequency2.8 kHz Amplifier Power10-125W per channel Sensitivity88dB (2.83v@1m) Drivers4" Kevlar woofers3/4" silk dome tweeters InputsGold-plated, 5-way binding posts Any other questions, drop me a line. I absolutely love these speakers.Regards,Robert
512932
Our old can is pretty loud too. They seem fine. So loud I just bought head phone for them!
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!
1972844
Not sure of the technical specs, but I was running them with an older / cheaper amp and managed to blow them. My understanding is that it's not so much about how much power but how clean the power is - you blow the speakers when the amp starts clipping. The manufacturer was great, replaced them with no questions asked. I'm now running them on the same amp, being more careful. They're plenty loud.
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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
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im not familiar with your present cans but i can tell you that i am extremely happy with these x10s i have! they sound better everyday as i break them in. i am using a headphone amp to drive them and they sound great ,lots of solid bass,great mids and crisp highs .im not sure if you will be using them portably or with a dedicated headphone amp and cd player like i am. i have a cambridge cd player and musical fidelity amp driving them so they sound really good. whatever your application i think you cant go wrong they are great cans very soft and comfortable. have fun!
1543934
These speakers are 4 ohms impedance. You can go to www.crutchfield.com and search SPS 610 and go to features and specs and all the info is there. I wouldn't suggest buying anything from crutchfield because they are expensive but they are great for finding out product specs
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I got this directly from their wedsite... I hope this helpsTechnical SpecificationsTotal FTC power: 7 watts RMSSubwoofer: 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 wattsDrivers:Satellites: 2-inch high-excursion metallic driversSubwoofer : 4-inch Max-X™ high-excursion subwooferSpeaker 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) I got this directly from their wedsite... I hope this helpsTechnical SpecificationsTotal FTC power: 7 watts RMSSubwoofer: 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 wattsDrivers:Satellites: 2-inch high-excursion metallic driversSubwoofer : 4-inch Max-X™ high-excursion subwooferSpeaker 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"... » Read More I got this directly from their wedsite... I hope this helpsTechnical SpecificationsTotal FTC power: 7 watts RMSSubwoofer: 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 wattsDrivers:Satellites: 2-inch high-excursion metallic driversSubwoofer : 4-inch Max-X™ high-excursion subwooferSpeaker 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) « Show Less
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The lower frequencies are pretty good. Just don't expect to pump extremely low bass frequencies at high volumes. It can handle funk, rap, pop, ect. Just not stuff like extremely low frequency with high volume/spl music, like say dub step. Also don't think you will win some kind of loudest/most bass competition. But if you listen to music with a normal bass response, or even a little bass heavy these will do more than fine.
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Same, had them since about October 2013, use them daily and stuff them in a backpack, no wear to speak of. They're built like a tank and for not being real leather (although the head band is) they are excellent. Idk about other/replacement ones though, but so far don't need to either. Great cans.
511412
They are 1500rms. Between 750 and 850 is optimal for these. I have a 3200.1bd Zeus pushing 2 of these 12's. It's turned way down of course. I Listen at loud volumes all the time and I haven't had any issues. You were probably pushing it to hard. Try turning the amp down. If I didn't purchase these I would have chosen a different sub. If money isn't a object try sundown audio D2's. If you want to stick with L7's then just turn your amp down so because anything over its peak watts is just producing heat which will blow your subs every time! Hope this helped
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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)
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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.)
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Hello Gilberto, thank you for your message. In regards to your concern, these are the following Power Outputs:POWER OUTPUT (rated):Front L + Front R 30 W + 30 W (at 8 ohms, 1 kHz, 1% THD)POWER OUTPUT (reference):Front L/Front R/ Center/Surround L/Surround R: 50 W (per channel at 8 ohms,1 kHz) Subwoofer: 50 W (at 8 ohms, 100 Hz)-Oscar