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expired Posted by DJ3xclusive • Sep 14, 2021
Sep 14, 2021 5:27 AM
JBL Studio Speakers: 590 Floorstanding Speaker $500, 520 Center Speaker
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If you buy components to do your own diy you will end up spending more for less quality and most diy sound mediocre since the components were never intended or designed to measure well acoustically.
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In a ideal setup a good center handles more than nearly 100% dialog, even you said "the dialog and VARIOUS SOUNDS".
It may not do heavy lifting but often does mid to light lifting.
If you take all the bass duty away from the center then the blending of sound will not sound uniform or ideal.
I would say if the issue is bass don't skimp by buying a $100 center.
Having listened to this center more than I care to admit, IMO you get what you pay for with it.
If you buy components to do your own diy you will end up spending more for less quality and most diy sound mediocre since the components were never intended or designed to measure well acoustically.
That get less part though. Are you talking parts express kits or something like diysg? To trade blows with the 590s I'd put up the 1099 or htm-12.
The "bass" range can go all the up to 250hz, which is well above any highpass xover most people would use. Even if you cross this center over at 100-120hz, that's still not a "brick wall". Point being, sending "very high levels" of "bass" that is say from 100-250hz to small woofers like this uses can cause audible distortion.
Therefore this center may sound fine at lower levels, and with left/right speakers that are equal to its loudness limitations, but paired with speakers that get way louder, it can struggle and distort.
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