| electro-voice sp-15 [message #15484] |
Wed, 04 April 2007 19:03  |
david
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Purchase some speakers at the bargan shop, opened them and they have electro-voice sp-15's. Have no knowledge of these speakers. Can anyone help. Thanks David
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| Re: electro-voice sp-15 [message #15504 is a reply to message #15502] |
Sat, 05 May 2007 11:48  |
tomt
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i'd say you done good typical home reciever, will usually note on back the 'ohm rating' i have the 'sp-12', that i'm rather fond of- i'm shure you'll like these.
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| Re: electro-voice sp-15 [message #15544 is a reply to message #15543] |
Tue, 31 July 2007 07:06 |
david
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Thank You. I would like to look into the possibilities of allowing these speakers a chance to be used as intented. If
anyone can help I would enjoy the help.Thank you for you help. I'll post some additional photo's. David
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| Re: electro-voice sp-15 [message #15545 is a reply to message #15544] |
Tue, 31 July 2007 13:32 |
granch
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I would expect the SP-15 to be a still bigger brother to the SP-12B that I used. Thus similar midrange and highs, but more and deeper base. I would guess that a rear loaded corner horn such as I used would be geat allowing the front to radiate into the roomand the back be horn loaded. Many other possibilities exist. Even a Karlson might work very well. Good luck.
Dick
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