Which pi has the "most" bass? [message #40498] |
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massappeal85
Messages: 13 Registered: May 2009
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Hey everyone, I'm STILL deciding which pi to build, heh. Thing is, I listen to alot of bass heavy music, and these speakers will be for my "non pain in the ass" apartment system, which I'm looking to avoid alot of wires, outlets and a subwoofer. Wayne or anyone else, which pi do you believe to have the "most" or most prominent bass? I'm thinkin I'm gonna go with the theater 3 pis, since the low frequency driver is theoretically a sub woofer, and I'll use a SS amp. What do you guys think?
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The big boys [message #40500 is a reply to message #40498] |
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Wayne Parham
Messages: 18758 Registered: January 2001
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My favorite speakers are the Professional Series seven π-18's built as a three-way with a 2245, 2123 and 2426 or a 2241, 2012 and 2426. There's also a π subwoofer, which is a ten cubic foot subwoofer based on the JBL 2245. Each of those are killers. The Premium Stage Series four π-18 and seven π-18 are also heavy-hitters. >> I'm thinkin I'm gonna go with the theater 3 pis, since the low >> frequency driver is theoretically a sub woofer, and I'll use a >> SS amp. That's a great one too, particularly for its price point and its size.
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