seven pi [message #48829] |
Mon, 13 February 2006 11:46 |
j.luis cruz .
Messages: 154 Registered: May 2009
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Hy Wayne ..could use the sigma pro 18 in a seven pi instead o the omega pro 18. thanks
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Re: seven pi [message #48831 is a reply to message #48829] |
Mon, 13 February 2006 15:42 |
ToFo
Messages: 219 Registered: May 2009
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The Sigma 18 and Magnum 18HO have almost identical T/S parameters. The Sigma 18 should work well in the Audiophile series 7 Pi 18 enclosure. The Sigmas have a great low price and more Xmax, but Magnums have lower distortion. (Hence the "Audiophile series") I have heard the Magnum 18HO on two occasions and they have very nice bass indeed. I listen to Sigmas every week at a friends studio and I think they are great woofers. The distortion is not obvious, and the price is nice. If the Magnums are bad for your budget, the Sigma is a good compromise. I may be using them in a DJ setup soon.Thomas
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Howdy! [message #48834 is a reply to message #48832] |
Mon, 13 February 2006 20:36 |
ToFo
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Hi Wayne, As it happened I have been modeling 18's lately for a dj setup. The Magnum & Sigma 18's were on my short list so I had the answer on the tip of my keyboard I really like some of the B&C stuff on paper. I am seeing good feedback from users too. Can't Wait to see what you cook up with them as well. I have a new thread in mind so I will see you up top. Thomas
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