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<blockquote data-quote="Immacomputer" data-source="post: 3611480" data-attributes="member: 570419">They&#039;re worth the money I suppose but it&#039;s definitely ridiculous to let one leave from the factory when it&#039;s blatantly bent. Oh well.After break-in (2 hours of full excursion at 20hz), they still sound pretty much the same but they smoothed out some. Their tonality is kind of rough and they&#039;re pretty laid back in this enclosure. Their frequency response (as measured by my ghetto radio shack meter) isn&#039;t too bad and they&#039;re crossed over at 70hz.This is a graph I made in excel real fast:<img src="http://i5.tinypic.com/72t4rh3.png" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />There is about an 8dB drop from 40hz to 30hz with it peaking right at 44hz. There is a dead spot from about 72-76hz from the transition from the subs to the mids. I don&#039;t have that with my av12. I&#039;ll do a similar response test with it later.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Immacomputer, post: 3611480, member: 570419"] They're worth the money I suppose but it's definitely ridiculous to let one leave from the factory when it's blatantly bent. Oh well. After break-in (2 hours of full excursion at 20hz), they still sound pretty much the same but they smoothed out some. Their tonality is kind of rough and they're pretty laid back in this enclosure. Their frequency response (as measured by my ghetto radio shack meter) isn't too bad and they're crossed over at 70hz. This is a graph I made in excel real fast: [IMG]http://i5.tinypic.com/72t4rh3.png[/IMG] There is about an 8dB drop from 40hz to 30hz with it peaking right at 44hz. There is a dead spot from about 72-76hz from the transition from the subs to the mids. I don't have that with my av12. I'll do a similar response test with it later. [/QUOTE]

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