I've had been on the fence on this one because of a mix up on the Amazon reviews for the current sale.
For $170 I had to buy it! This along with a Benq 2050 earlier today has turned out to be a pricey day lurking on SD. Lol
...Anybody have any suggestions on a screen for my new HT? I'm thinking about getting like a 100" screen
Take note that this is a sealed sub. Most subs in this price range are ported. The JBL Site also shows the sub 550 with a frequency response down to 27Hz. They list no +/- 3dB number, so that could be and likely would be around 35Hz or maybe even higher. I would say steer clear of this sub, as there are ported subs in this price range to check out.
Take note that this is a sealed sub. Most subs in this price range are ported. The JBL Site also shows the sub 550 with a frequency response down to 27Hz. They list no +/- 3dB number, so that could be and likely would be around 35Hz or maybe even higher. I would say steer clear of this sub, as there are ported subs in this price range to check out.I
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Take note that this is a sealed sub. Most subs in this price range are ported. The JBL Site also shows the sub 550 with a frequency response down to 27Hz. They list no +/- 3dB number, so that could be and likely would be around 35Hz or maybe even higher. I would say steer clear of this sub, as there are ported subs in this price range to check out.
I lot of people prefer sealed subs. Ported subs are not better; it's a preferance. BTW, the technical specs are indeed +/- 3dB at 27 hz. Source JBL product site (spec sheet).
Also, check out this thread. The cabinet is 1" mdf and the driver is high quality.
Take note that this is a sealed sub. Most subs in this price range are ported. The JBL Site also shows the sub 550 with a frequency response down to 27Hz. They list no +/- 3dB number, so that could be and likely would be around 35Hz or maybe even higher. I would say steer clear of this sub, as there are ported subs in this price range to check out.
Can you offer a couple of examples? I need to replace a non-working BIC Subwoofer
I lot of people prefer sealed subs. Ported subs are not better; it's a preferance. BTW, the technical specs are indeed +/- 3dB at 27 hz. Source JBL product site (spec sheet).
Also, check out this thread. The cabinet is 1" mdf and the driver is high quality.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Low-frequency transducer: 250mm (10") PolyPlas™ cone, cast frame Amplifier power: 300 watts RMS; 500 watts peak Frequency response: 27Hz – 150Hz (–3dB) Crossover frequency: 50Hz – 150Hz (variable), 24dB/octave Enclosure type: Sealed Power requirement: 220V – 230V, 50Hz/60Hz (EU) Power consumption: <0.55W (230V) standby; 395W / 2.1A (230V) maximum Dimensions (H x W x D): 444mm x 379mm x 380mm Weight: 23kg Available finishes: Black, cherry
Sealed subs do have some positives. They tend to be smaller than ported and are generally considered good for music. They tend to perform best in smaller rooms. Both the JBL website for this sub and the newegg.com listing for this sub both have only the frequency response 27Hz-150Hz. If that is the +/-3dB point, that really should be noted.
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Can you offer a couple of examples? I need to replace a non-working BIC Subwoofer
The Jamo J-110 in white cabinet is still available on ebay for $179.99. That is a great sub and is rated down to 26Hz +/- 3dB.
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For $170 I had to buy it! This along with a Benq 2050 earlier today has turned out to be a pricey day lurking on SD. Lol
...Anybody have any suggestions on a screen for my new HT? I'm thinking about getting like a 100" screen
Also, check out this thread. The cabinet is 1" mdf and the driver is high quality.
http://forums.audiohol
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Low-frequency transducer: 250mm (10") PolyPlas™ cone, cast frame Amplifier power: 300 watts RMS; 500 watts peak Frequency response: 27Hz – 150Hz (–3dB) Crossover frequency: 50Hz – 150Hz (variable), 24dB/octave Enclosure type: Sealed Power requirement: 220V – 230V, 50Hz/60Hz (EU) Power consumption: <0.55W (230V) standby; 395W / 2.1A (230V) maximum Dimensions (H x W x D): 444mm x 379mm x 380mm Weight: 23kg Available finishes: Black, cherry
Can you offer a couple of examples? I need to replace a non-working BIC Subwoofer
Also, check out this thread. The cabinet is 1" mdf and the driver is high quality.
http://forums.audiohol
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS Low-frequency transducer: 250mm (10") PolyPlas™ cone, cast frame Amplifier power: 300 watts RMS; 500 watts peak Frequency response: 27Hz – 150Hz (–3dB) Crossover frequency: 50Hz – 150Hz (variable), 24dB/octave Enclosure type: Sealed Power requirement: 220V – 230V, 50Hz/60Hz (EU) Power consumption: <0.55W (230V) standby; 395W / 2.1A (230V) maximum Dimensions (H x W x D): 444mm x 379mm x 380mm Weight: 23kg Available finishes: Black, cherry
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