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Join Date: Nov 2010
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Just noted that there is an 8 ohm full range from Hifonics that they rate for 98.5 dB at one watt.
Granted, not too wild about Hifonics (the old stuff was great though) The 8 inch square speaker seems a bit odd but the power handling, phase plug and sensitivity rating was good bait! As usual, no real information about the Triton square 8--no T/S parameters, no frequency response charts etc. If it could hold 80 Hz to 8 KHz plus or minus 3 dB and could handle a real 100 watts RMS (rated for 200 watts) then things get interesting. It was released about 4 months ago but I'm having problems finding specs besides the scant numbers Hifonics puts out. Any ideas if they sound decent or where to find the actual specs? Thank you! |
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Pictures? Links?
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Join Date: Oct 2009
Location: Sacramento, Ca
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It might be a very good driver. But...
The efficiency is suspect, and the square shape would not likely be as stiff or as well controlled as an oval or circle. Being a car driver one immediately suspects that the shape may have as much to stand out in the crowd of other peakcocks as performance. What kind of price? And where are the useful technical specifications? ![]() dave
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Join Date: Nov 2010
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I'm with you Dave
The square fad tends to turn me off--make it worse at a higher price idea. Maybe those square things are aimed at people that are afraid or unable to cut circles? Usually, if the speaker is decent--it has all the specs with it. Figured somebody on the boards might of bought one and actually tested the thing. I guess not--why they didn't make the much more common 6.5" size is beyond me. As you say, the look makes it stand out of the crowd. Now to crank up the boom box that runs on six C alkalines and puts out 800 watts! (PMPO) The unknown Hifonics costs about the same as the well known Eminence Beta12LTA--that would seem the best bet.
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Join Date: Feb 2006
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Just stumbled upon these. Thought I'd bump the thread, just incase anyone happened to come across any useful information since February. Doubtful though.
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Join Date: Dec 2011
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Me too any update?
Figures hifonics did this. They kind of began the mega power amps with their 1800 watt colossus amp back in the early 90's.
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