I want to buy 2 of these with a matching Peavey Amp, will they have enough bass by themselves? I just want to use them at home to listen to music.
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I use them for dj work and have a great sound at a higher setting. For home you may want a sub woofer for lower volume. I love them! Great eye appeal!
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No, you will need to add a sub. I used two of these for a few years without a sub, and then I invested in two 18s. To say the least, I will never leave my subs behind. If you are only using them in your home, you would probably fine with a powered 12" or 15" sub though.
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Hi Chris, They are good without an amp but are even better with one. I have a fairly inexpensive amp and it works just fine. You will need an adaptor for laptops etc.
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I use an E9 amp at home, and it's pretty much perfect, but even if you just have them hooked straight to your iPhone or w/e they perform pretty damn well in the bass department.
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Hi Vivienne, if you want a little bit of extra bass you can put 6x9 in the back of your car and connect to your stereo, if you want a strong bass, then these are quite good and they look fantastic, this box doesn't have an amplifier, you will need a mono amp that generates at least 400 watts rms at 2 ohms or at least 300 watts rms at 4 ohms to play them well. I had them for 2 years.
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As far as l know (also based in my experience), a different amplifier won't increase the bass drastically (you might get better control of it, though). I would rather invest in a different pair of HPs. May l ask you what type of bass would you like to increase? Sub-bass, mid-bass? Have you tried to EQ it (with Foobar2000, for example)?
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It would probably be best to hook it up to your radio because your amp to the sub sends more bass notes than what you cant get with your radio. But you can hook up another amp just for these
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I wouldn't suggest it unless you perhaps got a car 6.5" woofer speaker and did a swap. What you may wish to do is see about a Yamaha THR10 (has setting for bass... not loud, a bit pricey imho) maybe a Roland Bass Cube RX (made for bass, duh, I have reg Cube RX and it's pretty solid Roland Micro Cube Bass RX Battery-Powered Bass Combo Amp ) If don't need to run on batteries, maybe a Peavey Vyper 1 will fill the bill (handles all types of guitars including bass). Peavey Vypyr VIP 1 - 20 Watt Modeling Instrument Amplifier I wouldn't suggest it unless you perhaps got a car 6.5" woofer speaker and did a swap. What you may wish to do is see about a Yamaha THR10 (has setting for bass... not loud, a bit pricey imho) maybe a Roland Bass Cube RX (made for bass, duh, I have reg Cube RX and it's pretty solid Roland Micro Cube Bass RX Battery-Powered Bass Combo Amp ) If don't need to run on batteries, maybe a Peavey Vyper 1 will fill the bill (handles all types of guitars including bass). Peavey Vypyr... » Read More I wouldn't suggest it unless you perhaps got a car 6.5" woofer speaker and did a swap. What you may wish to do is see about a Yamaha THR10 (has setting for bass... not loud, a bit pricey imho) maybe a Roland Bass Cube RX (made for bass, duh, I have reg Cube RX and it's pretty solid Roland Micro Cube Bass RX Battery-Powered Bass Combo Amp ) If don't need to run on batteries, maybe a Peavey Vyper 1 will fill the bill (handles all types of guitars including bass). Peavey Vypyr VIP 1 - 20 Watt Modeling Instrument Amplifier « Show Less
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I'm playing my bass on it, and since I don't have my amp here with me, I'm connecting the iPB-10 to the home theater. My answer to your question is: YES! And it works perfectly with me.
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David - you could play through this amp at low (bedroom) levels but I wouldn't advise playing bass through it with a band. You would likely blow the speaker pretty quickly with a bass.
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You can run them however you want but different orientations will sound different as the sound waves bounce around at different areas. I would experiment with the orientation if possible to find what you like best. You'll probably only be able to fit one but as long as it has enough power (I run 1250watts RMS to each of mine) then it should have plenty of bass and still be crystal clear.
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They can hold their own.... full range of sound. They sound great on their own or paired with a good sub.. Either way they are a great.
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although they be used alone, they're best used with subwoofers as mids and highs. But if theyre the ony thing you have , they will do just fine at floor or on a stage better.
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Yes, and I'm sure they will sound great. Also, if you like you can add a subwoofer for extra bass, but these have excellent bass response on their own.
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well, it's really hard to say. i never heard of these speakers until now. i reviewed them on youtube and i'm ipressed. how they will sound with this amp is a mistery to me. but, try to find info on-line of people who use these speakers for music. sorry i can't help anymore than that. happy hunting. but, if these speakers are amplified i would'nt recommended it. you'll probably blow them. thanks...aj..
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Depending on the type of headphones you're using it could range from slightly to a whole lot. I use it with my ATH-M50s and I was blown away by how much better it sounds. I never use them without the amp anymore and it feels empty when I have to use them alone. But as I said, I think you should Google your specific pair of headphones to see if they would go well with an amp.
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You should be okay with that. Just be sure not to overpower it or you will blow the sub. I've used underpowered amps on mine and they sound amazing!
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The bass is phat! You don't need an amp as long as you are playing from a decent source (iPod, etc.)