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RE: Guarantee you..

Posted by hifitommy on November 18, 2020 at 12:25:44:
well, they are satisfying but they don't go down to below 35Hz which may be 6 or more db down. i am used to listening to my friend's big IMF monitors which are FLAT to 16Hz. i just bought and installed a Rythmik sealed 12" servo sub that goes down to 15Hz and i am quite pleased with their musical tonality all the way down like the IMFs.

this is with my Spendor S3/5s. i once had the rogers LA3/5As but found that properly mating a sub was nigh impossible. the flatness of the Spendors in comparison made it possible.

so i have 3 sets of speakers i can rotate, the Rs, Spendors, and MMGs. all need extension at the bottom.