10" self powered sub-woofers.....
@ghosthouse4 thanks again... I have a test track for you as well. It has some lower guitar notes and an organ note the NHT B10 d could not handle, the C10 did better but not decently. It’s on a Patricia Barber album, "A Distortion of Love", 24 bit FLAC on Qobuzz, I suppose Tidal has it as well. I believe it’s on cut 1, "Summertime", but without a sub in the system today I can’t tell you where it is time wise in the cut as the 8" woofers in the Acoustat modules simply didn't acknowledge it’s existence. While they do a fabulous job fleshing out vocals and instruments below the panels range their ability to do bass fiddle and low organ notes is somewhat (LOL) compromised. They were rated -3db at 30 hz when new three decades ago and could use help down there now, especially with by a sub with contour controls. The ML is rated 24-200 hz with controls for +/- 10 db @ 20-30Hz Level. The B10 d was rated -3 db @ 29 hz and the C10 was rated @ -3db at 22 hz. I’m going to sleep on it tonight but I seem to be convincing myself that ML from MD is right for my application. |
FWIW, I have had Rel Subs for over 15 yrs with no reason to move elsewhere. Some talk about its lack of 20 hz bass and its expense. I just know it works for me, a drummer who LOVES a good bass line more than most. I can't say the others are inferior. But I KNOW how easily the Rel's integrate and how they add, not just bass but expand the whole musical range. The T7i or T9i will work, except for the depth which is 15". |
https://www.parts-express.com/Dayton-Audio-HTS545HE-4-21-Kraken-High-Excursion-Subwoofer-with-5-Voic... <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Use 4 of these. Each one in a 12 CF box. A 1000 watt plate amp per box aught to do. ADD 4 to the cart. :-) Boom Boom in the Room Room and WAVES in the neighbors swimming pool. Bigger :-) Regards |
