What's the frequency response of the sub? Thank you.
1732280
I'm not sure but if you want a lot of bass go with a 12". A single 10" is good but I could use a little more bass
342082
Hello, the frequency response of this speaker is 60Hz-15,000Hz. Hope this helps.
1619637
Frequency response seems to be fairly flat. I use an equalizer to adjust (boost or cut) the spectrum as needed.
1468884
i sold this sub. incredibly awesome sub. and i kinda had your problem. you have to fine tune the sub with your receiver. distance settings, double bass setting if you have it. basically have your receiver get all the bass to go to the sub and amplify the sub through the receiver as well. if your not using a receiver, then your doing it wrong bro. otherwise just mess around with the settings on BOTH sub and receiver to find the perfect sound.
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Dear Customer,Thank you for your question regarding our M2 Bluetooth 2.1 Speaker system. The frequency response is as follows:Satellites: 250Hz-20KhZSubwoofer: 30Hz-100HzS/N Ratio: >70 dBSeparation: >40 dBPlease contact us at support@kinivo.com if you have any additional questions.Thank you,Kinivo Product SupportEmail: support@kinivo.comToll Free: 1-855-4Kinivo (1-855-454-6486)Live Chat: http://support.kinivo.com(Mon-Fri: 9am-5pm Pacific)
844610
There is an adjustment knob on the back of the sub. Have you made sure that is turned up?
990817
27 - 30Hz is most accurate, according to what I've heard from mine. I like this sub a LOT. I also have a Yamaha 250w 10" long-throw downfiring sub. They're both crisp & powerful.
1518347
I'm a mobile dj. The sound is pretty broad. I don't use a sub. Check guitar center they are on display there.
1584482
It will go down to the specified frequency. but you will not get much from it at that level since it is a flat sub. You will need to preselect low bass songs and use the bass boost feature. It can vibrate your mirror with certain songs but do not expect to hear it from outside unless its night and residential area.
771477
There are no "points" for the frequency crossover. I concluded from the information available that the crossover was a linear function between 20 - 20K hertz. My installation drives a set of Sony tweeters with an obvious separation of the higher frequencies but I have no equipment to measure the frequency response.
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What would a proper rms be? I have the sub wired to 1 ohm to my amp which pushes 1000x1 at 1ohm Thanks in advance, I never knew the sub would omit a electrical type smell while being broken in. (All my wiring is spot on accurate)
711965
Sealed: 2 cu-ft, will be it's loudest with a 40.5Hz tone.Ported: 4 cu-ft, (2) 4" diameter ports that are 11.75" long, tuned to 29.7Hz, with an F3 of 28.1Hz. The Fs of the sub is 24.1Hz, I personally usually tune 2-3Hz below the rated Fs of the sub, which would put the tuning frequency around 21Hz.They've updated their specs on site, I'll adjust the specs I listed accordingly.
1235577
Even though your mains go down to 48 hz, the general consensus of audiophiles is to set your cross over around 125 hz. This allows your mains to focus on the higher hz, making them more efficient (it takes much more power for low hz) and allowing the sub to do what it does best. YMMV
2165319
Weak by itself. I ran a separate sub woofer on my first one. I sent it back to BIC. I think the crossovers were done incorrectly. They sent me a new one, still in box and is for sale
1760879
This is a subwoofer with a response beginning at 20Hz, although due to its size it is not terribly effective before 60Hz.
838597
200 watts rms. I have 400 watts rms running to it. If I push it to hard, you can here the sub pop. But, I've had the sub for almost a year now.
1594656
Im sorry, i really dont know as i put this on my motorcycle and had no room for a sub. Hope you find yor answer soon.