2 channel subwoofer

[kadame2009]

how deep is 2 ch audio ? i understand HT has sound effects down in 20Hz realm, but, what about everyday 2 channel music. if you look at pro subwoofers, most of them fall off the cliff at 40Hz. so i am thinking music must be in that 40 area. would radio shack db meter measure frequency too ?

[wuzzzer]

Unles you're listening to rap and other music with heavily synthesized bass, 40Hz is a decent low end for strictly music. Most Klipsch floorstanding speakers have useable output to the low 30Hz range and many people have two channel setups without a subwoofer for this very reason.

[CECAA850]

The Radio Shack meter will register that low, but you need to use one of the correction charts to accurately look at your readings. They can be found several places on the web.

[jacksonbart]

Do you like organ music?

[Dennie]

Do you like organ music?

I was thinking the same thing. And, I thought I read somewhere that a Piano can produce a 28hz note. I'm not positive on that, but I thought I read it.

Dennie

[kadame2009]

can't say i listen to "organ" music. when i am in the mood, i sometimes tune in WRR FM101.1, which is DFW's local classical station. most of the music i listen to is rock and alternative rock.....tool, seether, chevelle, 30 seconds to mars. some R&B and some classic rock.

found a pair of KP-4000-C on CL and picked them up today. they have been in a garage for the past 4 years and very dirty, still have them in the garage until i can clean them up. but, i have run some prelim tests using my sansui 6060, with the subs hooked-up to the "B" speaker outputs. and considering my crude set-up in the garage, the low end is just insane. can't imagine using preamp outs with a crown or peavy amp, with a crossover adjustment, proper cables, and just the right placement.....