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In Reply to: Re: A Five-Channel SET Amp for Home Theater? YES!!! (link enclosed) posted by Michael on December 2, 1999 at 15:53:07:
Michael,Check these numbers out and tell me what you think. In the literature provided by Dunlavy my SM-I's have the following spects:
Amplitude/Frequency Response: +/- 1 dB from 60-20,000 (-3 dB at 45Hz)
Phase/Frequency Response: less than +/- 20 degrees from 150-10,000 Hz.
SPL Rating: greater than 91 dB SPL for an input of 2.83 Volts/RMS
Impedance: Nominal 5 Ohms (3 Ohms TO 6 Ohms, with 12 Ohms at bass resonance
and a maximum reactance "angle" of about 30 degrees.Bass Resonance: Approx. 51 Hz
Power: All drivers and crossovers components are designed to handle peak
powers up to approx. 100 watts for 10 milliseconds or an average
(pink noise) power of 10 watts (101 dB SPL at 1 meter)Mark
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- Re: A Five-Channel SET Amp for Home Theater? YES!!! (link enclosed) - Mark 16:40:54 12/02/99 (3)
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- Re: A Five-Channel SET Amp for Home Theater? YES!!! (link enclosed) - Mark 20:39:21 12/02/99 (1)
- Re: A Five-Channel SET Amp for Home Theater? YES!!! (link enclosed) - Scott 07:11:13 12/03/99 (0)
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