jeffvegas, If this is your amplifier, there is a chance that sensitivity of the speaker is not what you may need to pay attention to. Krell FPB 400cx 800-watt stereo Class-A Power Amp (hifiheaven.net) |
Wow Miller Carbon!!! You should open up your own Tekton showroom! You make me want to call Tammy and put a pair of Moab's on order right now. The problem I have is that my Enzo Xl's with 7 tweeter array sound good but you do hear the cheap drivers and poor cabinet construction. If you look at Moabs, it's a lot of the same. Chinese made wavecor tweeters, woofers that were designed for guitar amps, and a cabinet that has horrible resonances. The Revel has far superior engineered drivers, a resonance free cabinet, home decor friendly looks and designed by Kevin Voecks who has forgotten more than Erik Alexander will ever know about how to design a loudspeaker. |
Yes glupson, I have a Krell FPB 400CX that has been serviced recently by Krell. It does 400 a channel into 8 ohms, 800 a channel into 4 ohms and 1600 a channel into 2 ohms. I could care less about sensitivity in a loudspeaker. My neighbors complained about how loud my Tekton Enzo's are with the Krell. I told them I am sorry but I do take song requests. |
2 * sqrt(14 * (1/2)^2) = 3.75" not 9" Not sure where that 9" midrange area came from, but whoever came up with that is bad at math. Used to have 90db/watt speakers being driven by a 50 watt Sugden with a lot of headroom. Those speakers had dual-8" woofers and my room was similar to Miller's but lower ceilings 7.5-8'. Never had any issue "shaking the walls" or reaching listening levels beyond what most would enjoy. |
