Personal Music Systems
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Recent Posts
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I've read good things about them also but have never used them. -
Same ones I use...no problems at all with them. -
Thanks Claude the 684 sub is for outside duty. I have 2 Anarchy 25hz TH subs by LIL Mike I plan to add 2 more in the near future I think this will sound stellar for my small listening room. -
By Jeffrey D. Medwin · Posted
Very good. If you can PM me with supply schematics, and total amp draw, I would be able to PSUD the unit and give you a suggestion or two to consider for the supply, that will be both cost and performance effective. I have several nice 8 ohm DCR Hammond chokes on the shelf, that I no longer use, and maybe can assist you if you are open at all to someone else's input on the circuit. What would be the very best way to do it ?? A challenging question, one that fascinates me. Jeff Medwin -
Yes, and excellent for those with mice problems..... -
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Yes, but I swapped the connections around to give and 8 ohm woofer connection for my crossovers. Very clean and articulate bass, but not even near as loud as the K33s in my La Scalas. I will try them in parallel when I get time, but I'm hesitant since there will then be a 2 ohm woofer connected to each crossover. -
By mike stehr · Posted
8 AWG is for wimps. A real man will use copper bus bars... -
Don't forget a half pound blob of mil spec solder to hold it all together plebe.
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