Hi All,
I own a pair of subs with JBL 2226's. I have been pvery retty pleased with them. They have tremendous output, and quite a lot of impact. However, I wish to build new enclosures, since the old ones don't fit my new room.
My questions is:
Should I purchase new age long throw subwoofers, and start from scratch?
OR
Should I save the money and just stay with the JBL's?
Obviously it will be hundreds of dollars cheaper to stay with what I've got. However do you the new gen woofers are so superior, that I should really fork out the added dough?
James
I own a pair of subs with JBL 2226's. I have been pvery retty pleased with them. They have tremendous output, and quite a lot of impact. However, I wish to build new enclosures, since the old ones don't fit my new room.
My questions is:
Should I purchase new age long throw subwoofers, and start from scratch?
OR
Should I save the money and just stay with the JBL's?
Obviously it will be hundreds of dollars cheaper to stay with what I've got. However do you the new gen woofers are so superior, that I should really fork out the added dough?
James
It all depends on what design you want to implement. They won't go real low unless you use ports or passive radiators and Fb tuned lown to 20Hz. You'll also have to run an active filter to tame their rising response. They're very nice drivers but if you want <16Hz @ 120dB you might have to look elsewhere.
BTW, how much would you sell them for 😀
BTW, how much would you sell them for 😀
Hi James!
Take a look at this link.
http://member.newsguy.com/~stigerik/almighty/
I have heard this particular system and I think it's some of the best bass reproduction i have ever heard, he is not braging in his descriptions. But as audioaficionado said, you have to use a rather large bassreflex enclosure and active x/o with EQ. Implemented this way it's hard to beat!
Edgar
Take a look at this link.
http://member.newsguy.com/~stigerik/almighty/
I have heard this particular system and I think it's some of the best bass reproduction i have ever heard, he is not braging in his descriptions. But as audioaficionado said, you have to use a rather large bassreflex enclosure and active x/o with EQ. Implemented this way it's hard to beat!
Edgar
Still almighty then
Ok, I suppose I'll hang on to them. They ARE pretty mighty. I'll just do a new cabinet that fits into the room.
Thanks,
James
Ok, I suppose I'll hang on to them. They ARE pretty mighty. I'll just do a new cabinet that fits into the room.
Thanks,
James
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