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In Reply to: RE: why does eXemplar still use - posted by sunnysal on May 29, 2008 at 10:54:42:
they will but remember eXemplar's tuning may be around 25Hz, and some boost is applied centered at tuning. Normal K15 have their Z dip around 48 Hz but the nearfield cone null can appear 1/2 octave lower.I've kludged their sub some years back with Altec 416 and an EV Interface eq box - it sounded much better than some TL and better than a 6th order reflex box loaded with 15" Eminence-Dayton Theres no magic in the LF numbers so Iron law still applies.
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