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In Reply to: party audio: I need lots of bass (and help) posted by party@steve-lee.net on January 21, 2006 at 08:44:01:
First off
Junk the Pyles....they are just that... junkFor this price of 200.00 a piece your far better
off with these Peavyshttp://www.zzounds.com/item--PEVPR115
This is a much better start for you and save some money up
and get some subs at a later date
With some tone control you can make these push out some low endI would stay away with home audio subs because of the huge
difference in efficiency between home audio loudspeakers and
pro loudspeakersFind a white van and go sell those pyles
Follow Ups:
"I would stay away with home audio subs because of the huge
difference in efficiency between home audio loudspeakers and
pro loudspeakers"Where subs are concerned that's not the case, pro-sound and home subs tend to have similar sensitivities, and often share the same drivers. In the case of lower end pro-sound products the sensitivity may be higher than home audio but they won't go below 50 Hz, so they aren't true subs to begin with. The only pro-sound subs that are significantly higher in sensitivity are horns, and they tend to be a lot larger than direct radiators.
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