Hi-Res certified dual tweeter module with two fmax domes, three-way speaker with bass reflex technology, Klippel-optimized bass-midrange unit & ventilated voice-coil unit for maximum resilience and dynamics
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Hi-Res certified dual tweeter module with two fmax domes
Three-way speaker with bass reflex technology
Klippel-optimized bass-midrange unit
Ventilated voice-coil unit for maximum resilience and dynamics
Includes: Dual Speakers
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Hi-Res certified dual tweeter module with two fmax domes, three-way speaker with bass reflex technology, Klippel-optimized bass-midrange unit & ventilated voice-coil unit for maximum resilience and dynamics
Our research indicates that this deal is $400 less (72.86% savings) than the listed price of $549 at the time of this posting.
Offer valid while pricing/supplies last
Additional Notes
Please see original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion - Discombobulated
Got them because they are bi-amp-able. Been wanting to experiment with that.
You are going to bi-amp these? Why?
That makes almost no difference in even ultra high end models.
(Unless of course you didn't match the amps levels to the tweeter and woofer exactly in which case it will sound different and/or you decide to imagine a difference in which case the sky is the limit for benefits)
Fwiiw These are very budget oriented speakers. The msrp is not a good indicator here. I doubt anyone has ever picked these up for $549.
Only $149 for these and $350 for the Kefs why not buy both pairs and listen to both for a while . $500 all in is a very affordable way to test them.
Then sell, return or donate to science the pair you enjoyed less.
Make sure to volume match them with a least an spl meter(even an app with work okay for level matching but note the ultimate SPL levels might not be accurate in an app especially for Android but for level matching that is fine) or better yet get a quality Mic and free REW software for more complex level matching.
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You are going to bi-amp these? Why?
That makes almost no difference in even ultra high end models.
(Unless of course you didn't match the amps levels to the tweeter and woofer exactly in which case it will sound different and/or you decide to imagine a difference in which case the sky is the limit for benefits)
Fwiiw These are very budget oriented speakers. The msrp is not a good indicator here. I doubt anyone has ever picked these up for $549.
Maybe bi-amping isn't the right word for what I want to do, which from what I understand is taking two identical amplified signals and sending one to the tweeters and one to the woofers. The theory I'm going of off is if use a crossover and send and amplified signnal of only the frequency range best suited for tweeters to the tweeters and the same for the woofers that would improve the sound. The theory is a driver sounds better if it's not getting signals for frequencies they can't reproduce. I have a Mini-DSP around somewhere, and a $20 flea market HT reciever that will allow me to do this.
This being a budget minded speaker is actually a good thing, it allows me to experiment like this without sinking a whole lot of money.
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The msrp is pure nonsense.
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That makes almost no difference in even ultra high end models.
(Unless of course you didn't match the amps levels to the tweeter and woofer exactly in which case it will sound different and/or you decide to imagine a difference in which case the sky is the limit for benefits)
Fwiiw These are very budget oriented speakers. The msrp is not a good indicator here. I doubt anyone has ever picked these up for $549.
Here is sound test for 503, be your own judge:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h9UOcel
Then sell, return or donate to science the pair you enjoyed less.
Make sure to volume match them with a least an spl meter(even an app with work okay for level matching but note the ultimate SPL levels might not be accurate in an app especially for Android but for level matching that is fine) or better yet get a quality Mic and free REW software for more complex level matching.
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That makes almost no difference in even ultra high end models.
(Unless of course you didn't match the amps levels to the tweeter and woofer exactly in which case it will sound different and/or you decide to imagine a difference in which case the sky is the limit for benefits)
Fwiiw These are very budget oriented speakers. The msrp is not a good indicator here. I doubt anyone has ever picked these up for $549.
This being a budget minded speaker is actually a good thing, it allows me to experiment like this without sinking a whole lot of money.
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