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Dayton Subs: Titanic vs. Reference HF
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<blockquote data-quote="Immacomputer" data-source="post: 3478738" data-attributes="member: 570419"><p>Those are terrible terms that I don't like to use to discuss drivers. Both drivers were very clean sounding and it would have been difficult to distinguish on from another when listening to music at the same level. The HF did have a noticeably better high-bass extension and the Titanic was a little louder all around (minus sub 35hz stuff as the HF was ported and could dig deeper there). If both subs were sealed, I would say the Titanic would have a noticeable edge in output but both drivers would sound very similar. And no, you wouldn't be loosing any musical accuracy going from the HF to the Titanic.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Immacomputer, post: 3478738, member: 570419"] Those are terrible terms that I don't like to use to discuss drivers. Both drivers were very clean sounding and it would have been difficult to distinguish on from another when listening to music at the same level. The HF did have a noticeably better high-bass extension and the Titanic was a little louder all around (minus sub 35hz stuff as the HF was ported and could dig deeper there). If both subs were sealed, I would say the Titanic would have a noticeable edge in output but both drivers would sound very similar. And no, you wouldn't be loosing any musical accuracy going from the HF to the Titanic. [/QUOTE]
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