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Greetings to all.
I am trying to put together a HT system while incorporating some components from my past stereo life. I have a new Denon AVR-2802 and a Panasonic DVD player. I haven’t yet gotten all the speakers together that I’ll need for HT but would like to ask a question. I have seen many postings here that discuss sub-woofers to enhance bass reproduction. My 2 stereo speakers are Altec Lansing A7-500 VOTT’s. Is there a way to lever the bottom end of these behemoths so that sub-woofers wouldn’t be needed? What would be the best way to utilize these in a home theater scenario?
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First you will have to cut the effeciency by 13dB to get them to be a 30 to 15K device and the room must be large. You need to be 22 feet away.Some wild woffermanagement, aperodic dampnic of the large port , taming the big 65 to 90 hZ region and general effecency killing measures to flatten the response.
My guess would be do a shade of this..and add a pair of low eff 40hz down subs. Just to cover the bottom. The VOT drops 10 dB from 70 to 50hz in a typical room as the horn projection of 70hz is now ported (50hz)
The vocal clarity at distance is to behold!
I will look over there and follow the thread.
I have never heard an honest 35 out of vots.
Oh...as promised..the link..click on the shaded HEF
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You need to ask this question on the high efficiency forum, there are several A7 afficinados there, including Tom Brennan.
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