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Re: 0.5Pi? [message #61561 is a reply to message #61560] Tue, 15 December 2009 20:59 Go to previous messageGo to previous message
GeEkBoY is currently offline  GeEkBoY
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Wayne, thanks for the quick reply.

You are very much on the same wave link as me on this. I figure the 6.5 will run out just at the point where directionality matters so with 2 or 3 subs you would have a very nice low power home theater system.

The secondary reason for this is when I am camping out in the Rockies miles from a power source. Music is a must around the campfire so that is a big part of the reason for a TA2020 driving the speakers off of a spare 12V auto battery. If I want a sub up in the woods though, that is a little more challenging. How would you increase the efficiency of the 3Pi sub? I know, I know, 92 is great for a sub. I would also want to drive it with a digital amp to keep the power draw to a minimum - hopefully a tripath based one- still need to figure that out.

 
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