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In Reply to: RE: Not for Me posted by josh358 on February 5, 2017 at 15:19:11:
the big Maggies can get deep and loud; all it takes is high current and sustainable power. I had my room rocking over the weekend, window rattlin' and curtain rods a'shakin with the below video.Bi-amping is the way to go; something nice and soft on top along with brute force on the bottom!
I was jamming this over the weekend, lots of bass along with dynamics to boot. Hey it also gives me an opportunity to show off my DIY interconnect skills (Cardas/Belden/Jon Risch design); and yes I know I need shelves ;).
I'm a firm believer the medium to large Maggies can reproduce ANY natural musical instrument with ease; including kettle drums :)
I don't know the name of the song, I borrowed it from a friend and Shazam can't identify it either.
Edits: 02/05/17
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- Maggies will indeed get quite low and hard - Green Lantern 16:41:26 02/05/17 (2)
- RE: Maggies will indeed get quite low and hard - josh358 17:19:49 02/05/17 (1)
- +1 - Satie 08:30:59 02/06/17 (0)
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