That's the one I am eyeing. The silver coloured is ugly... I think it should be similar to yours...
Oon
A subwoofer that doesn’t do midbass? Given that midbass is definded as 40-80 Hz i think it would be hard to find one that doesn’t cover this band.
The CSS SDX10 goes up pretty high — into the mid 100s at least, maybe usable into the high 100s.
dave
I an just reiterating the definition. A lot of people call even lower midrange, midbass, but that is wrong.
dave
Yep it's throw away as us old farts can't hear above 10k.
Whenever i thought of this, then i get to listen to 100khz ribbon, and i can hear/see why it is beneficial to have highest freq response available. Even though i may or may not like the sound signature of it.
I can't hear a test signal above 10k but know if it is there in music. If it is missing, you can pick the difference.
I think what Michael meant and I agree with him is subwoofer do midbass poorly especially above a 100Hz. It's like having a normal monitor speaker that goes down to 50Hz and you decide to cross at 200Hz to a huge 15 inch subwoofer with a high pass for your speaker.
The bass will sound a bit slow and there would be a lack of punch and definition. I attribute it to the heavy cones of the subwoofer... A 15 inch subwoofer cone can be almost 200grams of Mms. Whereas a good 4 inch is only about 4gms... The motor force of the 15inch is a bit higher but not by much.
Too much difference in weight.
Oon
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