Subwoofer specs
Chameleon2
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Tried searching and the FAQ, but couldn't find what I needed.
Specs given as:
Overall Frequency Response 20Hz - 160Hz
Lower -3dB Limit 30Hz
Upper -3dB Limit 125Hz
I just need the following to be clarified so I can stop guessing as to what I think it means:
What does is the significance of the "-3dB limit"; what does it mean?
Is the freq response of the speaker 20-160Hz or 30 to 125Hz?
thanks.
Specs given as:
Overall Frequency Response 20Hz - 160Hz
Lower -3dB Limit 30Hz
Upper -3dB Limit 125Hz
I just need the following to be clarified so I can stop guessing as to what I think it means:
What does is the significance of the "-3dB limit"; what does it mean?
Is the freq response of the speaker 20-160Hz or 30 to 125Hz?
thanks.
Post edited by Chameleon2 on
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The overall output would be 20-160 but at 30hz and below the output of the sub drops by as much as 3db and more as it gets lower.Speakers: Polk LSi15
Pre: Adcom GFP-750 with HT Bypass
Amp: Pass Labs X-150
CD/DVD Player: Classe CDP-10
Interconnects: MIT Shortgun S3 Pro XLR
Speaker cables: MIT MH-750 bi-wire
TT:Micro Seiki DD-35
Cartridge:Denon DL-160
Phono Pre:PS Audio GCPH -
Thanks!
How does this drop in output "affect" music and movies' sound quality/quantity. -
Basically that sub will not produce much below 30hz, and depending on the sub it might not even *really* go down to 30hz. For music, probably not going to miss much, but many movies have deep bass <30hz and you'll not get the full (or any) effect of that bass.Speakers: Polk LSi15
Pre: Adcom GFP-750 with HT Bypass
Amp: Pass Labs X-150
CD/DVD Player: Classe CDP-10
Interconnects: MIT Shortgun S3 Pro XLR
Speaker cables: MIT MH-750 bi-wire
TT:Micro Seiki DD-35
Cartridge:Denon DL-160
Phono Pre:PS Audio GCPH -
thanks x2
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