Does anyone have the sound decibel levels at the highest and lowest speed? It isn't stated here. Thanks.
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I have it about 18 inches from my head on the highest setting and it is whisper quiet. My only complaint about this fan is that it does not move a lot of air, not enough for cooling me.
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I'm happy with the acoustics, I use in a medium to small room, the high sounds are nice! My high is at level 10, too high going up. Maybe what you are looking for. Best wishes & enjoy!
703348
The sound is not affected by speed except for the fact that you will observe increased wind noise. Just crank it up a bit louder - the sound quality is ok, it beats dealing with headphone wires fighting with your helmet and safer than wearing headphones too.
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Just like someone else said, it's hard to tell the difference between individual levels but it definitely makes a difference between the highest and lowest level. Just put something bass heavy on and adjust all the way up and down. I leave mine on max as that is barely adequate.
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And indeed a lot of headphones roll off sharply at around 20khz for this reason - why bother to reproduce sound at this range accurately or at all? Some will argue that the sounds at &gt;20khz have subharmonics that do reach below 20khz, and so you need the higher frequencies. Others claim to be able to hear beyond 20khz or to be very sensitive to the higher frequencies. You can also argue that it surely doesn't hurt to reproduce beyond the normal human hearing range, and that it might be a sign of the engineering excellence of the system as a whole. Me, I don't take sides, but tend towards the latter point of view: Probably not needed, but won't hurt.
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Not sure what your asking, default level is whatever input level you select..I have found running them at 12 o'clock on all knobs and crossover around 80-100hz paired with our subs. When we need more low end I have turned crossover to 50HZ and just rolled off a little of the low EQ.
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I lowered the volume and clicked to the loudest setting and I got 30 levels. It might be less hard to tell. On the highest level it is very loud.
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I don't think the sound is low. The only problem with the sound is it's finicky. Sometimes it picks up a noise that's quiet and doesn't when the noise is louder. But it's really not a big deal. We love the unit overall and I did a ton of research.
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I don't know what you asking. Its more like an unfinished statement. Even at low speed it can still be heard and I only use one of the two fans. Two of them running together set up an un harmonious noise. I would not want them in the TV or theater room.
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Rather than answer the question, I should tell you not to buy the unit. There is a rattle on med speed. Low is fantastically quiet, high is loud, but very powerful. Med has a strange noise. I saw it in a review by someone else on the internet. Would not buy again.
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On low speed you can't hear it. On medium it is very faint. This is the speed that we use. High speed can be heard but it is not that bad. I have no problem sleeping with it. On high it is quieter than a room AC in a window.
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I've heard it ranges from 15Hz to 28kHz. I would recommend a headphone amplifier if you want to enhance the lows. They are definitely comfortable and provide pretty good passive sound cancellation.
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The actuall low pass is 50-150hzLook in there website for the manual and will show you specs there, I think it's the last page. Now as far as being 400rms no way maybe 150 rms that's about it. It does sound pretty good, not a thump in your chest but great to add some much needed low end bass if you are lacking.
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Check your settings to see what your "increased" volume is set to (you'll have to read the manual to find out where to set it). If you already have the volume set to be loud for lower speeds but your "increased" volume is set to a lower level (mine came set at "1", which is the lowest level) it will change to that lower level at a higher speed. Hope this helps.
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http://www.amazon.com/FIAMM-74100-El-Grande-Horns/forum/Fx3PK72KZHER12A/-/1/ref=cm_cd_t_h_dp_t?_encoding=UTF8&cdItems;=25&asin;=B000DLBIGGWhat is the decibel rating for each horn??Thank You, Nick
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I think that many of us (Me!) would love to hear what others feel about Mr. Timofei's statement that the S700 has "CD Direct" which makes "a huge difference in the sound." If that's so,...I certainly want a 700 rather than a 500 or a 300. How do you 300 and 500 owners feel?!