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RE: It Is Different From Most Woofers I Know

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Bill Fitzmaurice

In Reply to: RE: It Is Different From Most Woofers I Know posted by ka7niq on August 20, 2017 at 12:30:21

Assuming it's a cloth surround, typical with pro-sound drivers, it will be much stiffer than the foam or rubber surrounds used in most consumer sound drivers.

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RE: It Is Different From Most Woofers I Know - ka7niq 16:16:31 08/20/17 (0)
Yes, it appears to be cloth, like an accordian.
When I flipped the speakers on their face to pull a crossover, I noticed the toggle switch in the back has 2 positions Vocal and Playback, not what I originally said.
I had them in Playback, so I switched into Vocals.
MUCH better!
Now, all that woofy muffled sound is gone on TV and Movies.
I just watched War Games, and it sounded great.

I have them almost in the corners, 2 or 3 feet out, and firing right at me, across the room.
My room is approx 20 by 24, and they illuminate it very well.

I traded a guy a real nice receiver for a Legacy Dual Impact Subwoofer some time ago. So, just for shits and giggles, I engaged the subwoofer, thinking it could not keep up with these speakers. Guess what, it keeps up pretty darn good.

I am running them flat, and letting the subwoofer pick up the bottom.

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