Are these better than AUDIOPIPE TXXBD12 12" 1500W or the same
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Well, they are pretty close spec wise, I can't speak to how they sound in comparison but the audiopipe are 750 RMS 1500 peak, theses are 1200 RMS 2400 peak, these are 95db efficiency where audiopipe is 92db these have a 3" voice coil where the others are 2.5" (which IIRC means it would be capable of slightly more excursion).
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The 8060 has a powered sub and can produce better bass than the 8040. I would stick with the 8060s.
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If your running only 75 watts its ok but anything over 150watts will burn the coils after u put in the crossovers adjust the amplifier for the best octave levels specifically for your speakers
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Well, I'm not THE specialist but considering my short experience with this tubes I would say it won't make any audible diference, but they have a good price tho. Most people that don't have a measuring equipment buy lots of these inexpensive tubes and just go trying them on. But I would consider buy a NOS tube or at least those ones with the golden terminals. As I said, if you are a audiophile and have equipments to mesure distortions and noise at low/hi levels you'll see diference. And try to buy the balanced ones to use as a set. Go for the New Old Stock.
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Comparing the 2 setups? The Acoustimass sounds better Imo... I actually set up the Acoustimass 3 and added these 161's to the rear channel of the amp. Sounds great
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At 2ohms this amp puts out around 1200 watts, those subs are probably rated at 400 rms each, if you set the gains right you should be okay but id go with the brx 1200
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Hi mate I had this pair to and they were ok but leaked sound and the Bass was not as effective as the xb920 The XB920 have more punch to the Bass unlike the XB700s
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Don't know about gaming, have listened for hours, no fatigue, Klipsch horn tweeters are a bit bright but I personally favor the crisp clean tone, I hear after several months use they tend to mellow a bit. Plenty of bass but then I do use a 12" sub with these.
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HiTo answer your question correctly, they both are 1000 watts , the main difference is the 15 inch has more full body sound and you can also use it without any sub if place you are playing is not big enough for adding a subwoofer . I would use the 12 for smaller venue up to 50 people vs the 15 that can handle over 75-100 people.Hope you are comfortable with my explanation and if you do need further assistance , you are welcome to call us 718/272/7228 . Thanks . Mike
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Hey Greg!!Stopping By..My Personal Opinion on this topic would be..Bridging 2 12in sub's would be great..I had one 15in Audiopipe Bridge on Channel 3&4 .It was Fine...Never clipped out... 1&2 There was to selenium D250xHorns...So Give it a Shot!!!Hopes this review Helps!!!
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Right now I have a 12" MTX sub that I enjoy just for the smooth bass, but I want to upgrade to a 12" Infinity Kappa sub. I would say a sub no more than 1200 watt max will satisfy.
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I'm not a technical person but I do know I've hooked up three 12s 1200watt subs and it holds up nicely never whimpers out and I've played all kinds of music....hope this helps in your decision
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I am running an audiopipe true 1500w on 2 of these and eat up every bit of power I throw at it.
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I actually don't own these. ( I wish) but I do own a bunch of cerwin Vega speakers and from what I understand they are made to be played on almost any wattage. I'm no expert by any means but 85w and it being a Yamaha u should be fine. I run 140w to the single 12" version of that and it ROCKS!
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I'd stick with the same. Some amplifiers can operate "unsafely" I.e. overheating or crappy sound, if they can't produce the right impedance per whatever ohm each speaker has. I'd start from ground up if you're wanting bigger better sound
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Are they 2400 Watts Continuous? 2400 Watts Program? Peak? Is that the rating for each speaker or only one? What is the nominal impedance of each speaker? It is important to know all of these things to make the correct suggestion. I assume that they are probably rated at 600 Watts continuous (1200W Program/2400W Peak) because it is rare to find 1200W and 2400W (continuous) 15" drivers. Also, how loud do you plan on playing them? Do you need them running at full volume or do you just want to listen to them at "normal" levels in your home and maybe somewhat louder on occasion? Heck, just tell the name and brand of speaker; that will be the most helpful.
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The 15' are nice and loud as mains and too loud for monitors The 12' would probably be too quiet for a mains. But they'd work really well for monitors.