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same as other video, 5hz to 100hz and back tone. the camera just doesnt show the full excursion. also doesnt let you feel the room pressurisation as it climbs. this was in my old house, which was very low build quality, i ended up having the gib board walls to the side and behind the system become loose on the studs!! these could make the roof and windows of a standalone shed on the property vibrate, it was 10 metres from the house. that is running off an Onkyo receiver feeding them 130w each, well below potential.
Speaker System Sound Test with Saving Private Ryan
Damn this lil home theatre speaker thang from Micromaxx mm80057 5.1 system smoked more then any speaker shit i ever blew!If you dont wanna watch the whole thing,watch from 05:19 to the end.Yo gotta love it!!It was hooked up to my vintage pioneer amp!Dont try this at home if ya dont want that yor room stinks like shit 5 minutes long LOL
Just recently picked up this center speaker for dollars off a1componets.com (free shipping). This little gem is something else. If you run a surround system in a room and have problems with low-voices or muddy bass sounds comming from your sub, upgrade to this center. Will fix alot of problems with mid-range uneveness and low-vocal volume. My setup is very basic. I run no subwoofer at the moment so all my speakers are set to Large in the receivers settings, exluding rears (I run a Yamaha HTR-5740, 85w per channel) so what you see in this video is an exaggeration of what the speaker is meant to do. Its never suppose to handle 60hz or lower frequencies, but you will see from this video that it has magnificent excursion for mid-range woofers (5 1/4″) and the tweeter is very clear and reproduces all those highs very accurately at loud levels. A center with woofers is important, because this will give you more flexibilty in your Home Theatre setup. A center with bass capabilities will relieve the Subwoofer from those tedious mid-range sounds that can interfere with its performance on delivering lower range frequencies (20-50hz range) the results with the sub doing all the bass control on your typical 5.1 system running dinky sattellite speakers is muddy, unrealistic bass performance, because essentially you have 1 woofer doing everything. A center speaker combined with good front/left speakers that can stand on its own 2 feet in delivering clear and punchy mid-ranges will …
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