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I'm trying to figure out if it's worth bi-amping some sony satellite ss h3600 speakers.
I'm figuring a TK2050 four-channel DIY might do for the amp @ about $150 total... Any thoughts on whether the speakers are worth it? I'm not in a position to buy different speakers, so it's just a use it, or throw it question. Any input would be appreciated :-) specs are as follows: Satellite unit: sens: 89 dB/W/ range 200-20,000 Hz 8 Ohms 50 W max input power Bass unit: sens: 89 db/W/ range 40-200 Hz 6 Ohms 70 W max input power |
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I tried looking up the drivers in the unit, but the Sony part numbers don't seem to help too much. Here's a copy of the only schematic I could find: link
The tweeter is a 2cm soft dome type, mid-range is an 8cm cone type, and the woofer is a 15cm cone type. Any thoughts at all? |
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