mijostyn4,713 posts07-21-2021 7:22amdaledeee1, absolutely incorrect. Specs as published mean very little. They are taken at one meter in an anechoic chamber. At 3 meters in a real room the story is entirely different. Most speakers start dying at 80-100 Hz with a peak or two below depending on room nodes which results in one note bass.
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WOW
Very nice info here.
You justn saved me from consideringa Seas 2 way with a dedicated midrange and adding a W26 or W22,.
based on your info,
makes no sense for me to attempt to gain a deep bass than what i already have.
Dual 6.5's might in the end beat out a single W22 or even a single W26
Both the W22/W26 on paper go lower, but as you say ina test room, 1 meter.
In real time, its a game changer.
No, I'm thinking now dual W18's = best bang for the bass buck.
Troels pretty much confirms this on his notes about Dual W18's bass punch.
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WOW
Very nice info here.
You justn saved me from consideringa Seas 2 way with a dedicated midrange and adding a W26 or W22,.
based on your info,
makes no sense for me to attempt to gain a deep bass than what i already have.
Dual 6.5's might in the end beat out a single W22 or even a single W26
Both the W22/W26 on paper go lower, but as you say ina test room, 1 meter.
In real time, its a game changer.
No, I'm thinking now dual W18's = best bang for the bass buck.
Troels pretty much confirms this on his notes about Dual W18's bass punch.