Is 3" correct? Does not seem to me that you can move enough air w a 3" driver to affect low frequencies. Perhaps if you have a dozen in the same box?
smal subwoofer 3
Hi,
I am looking for a small (~3 inches diameter) subwoofer that can provide frequencies into the 50-60Hz range, possibly lower. It doesn't need to be extremely loud. This is for a research application, so I can pay for a scientific grade or THX rated system.
Any suggestions?
Thanks very much!
I am looking for a small (~3 inches diameter) subwoofer that can provide frequencies into the 50-60Hz range, possibly lower. It doesn't need to be extremely loud. This is for a research application, so I can pay for a scientific grade or THX rated system.
Any suggestions?
Thanks very much!
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Well, it's only 3" in one dimension, but how about the Paradigm Millenia Subwoofer? |
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