Can the VK6-LCR The Frequency Response: 52Hz - 20kHz be used with the DV-62CLRS center channel and it's Frequency Response: 38Hz - 20kHz
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Yes you could but you might be better off just using the 62CLRS as your left, center, and right speakers. They can handle it. Just stand the speaker up on its end if you want it to have a bigger look for the left and right speakers.
1092163
yes. I just replaced my old rg 59 with rg 6. Rg 6 and above will be able to carry nicely your digital signal. Above that will be a waste of money because the cable companies don't even carry above rg 6.
885301
CB channels are all in 11 Meter band (26.965 to 27.405 MHz frequencies). The VX-6R can recieve in these frequencies, but not transmit. Reception is relatively poor with the factory antenna, but you can remove the factory antenna and connect the unit to a standard CB antenna to enhance reception signal strength and clarity. The radio can also recieve, AM, FM, HF, marine, aircraft and police bands. It will not transmit on those bands. This radio only transmits on portions of the 2 meter, 1.25 meter, and 70 centimeter bands. You must have an amateur radio license (not a CB or FRS/GMRS license) to transmit on this radio.
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CB channels are all in 11 Meter band (26.965 to 27.405 MHz frequencies). The VX-6R can recieve in these frequencies, but not transmit. Reception is relatively poor with the factory antenna, but you can remove the factory antenna and connect the unit to a standard CB antenna to enhance reception signal strength and clarity. The radio can also recieve, AM, FM, HF, marine, aircraft and police bands. It will not transmit on those bands. This radio only transmits on portions of the 2 meter, 1.25 meter, and 70 centimeter bands. You must have an amateur radio license (not a CB or FRS/GMRS license) to transmit on this radio. CB channels are all in 11 Meter band (26.965 to 27.405 MHz frequencies). The VX-6R can recieve in these frequencies, but not transmit. Reception is relatively poor with the factory antenna, but you can remove the factory antenna and connect the unit to a standard CB antenna to enhance reception signal strength and clarity. The radio can also recieve, AM, FM, HF, marine, aircraft and police bands. It will not transmit on those bands. This radio only transmits on portions of the 2 meter, 1.25 meter, and 70 centimeter bands. You must have an amateur radio license (not a CB or... » Read More CB channels are all in 11 Meter band (26.965 to 27.405 MHz frequencies). The VX-6R can recieve in these frequencies, but not transmit. Reception is relatively poor with the factory antenna, but you can remove the factory antenna and connect the unit to a standard CB antenna to enhance reception signal strength and clarity. The radio can also recieve, AM, FM, HF, marine, aircraft and police bands. It will not transmit on those bands. This radio only transmits on portions of the 2 meter, 1.25 meter, and 70 centimeter bands. You must have an amateur radio license (not a CB or FRS/GMRS license) to transmit on this radio. « Show Less
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There are no "points" for the frequency crossover. I concluded from the information available that the crossover was a linear function between 20 - 20K hertz. My installation drives a set of Sony tweeters with an obvious separation of the higher frequencies but I have no equipment to measure the frequency response.
1157001
If im using rf 82 id go with 62... I have rf 62 and rs 52 for surround... And they pair up great...
1202019
I personally have the FT-6T fronts with a F12 sub, FH65bs for rears, matched with the FH6-LCR center. In my opinion I haven't heard the DV-64s but it all depends on the system you are using when I used a nice onkyo stereo movies sounded good but music was way to bright almost a tunnel sound then I switched it up to a sunfire processer and carver amp and I was amazed with the difference, now my speakers sound perfect for music and movies, a quality sound you can be proud of. But like I said it depends on your other components, every review I have read people have said they had to tweak with the settings for both sets of speakers. But if you have good components you shouldn't have to.
1077892
George! I tried that setup, with no luck, still have to use the Double LNB with the 18/20 dish. I wasa lso told that the HD rcvr would not wotk with 18/20 but that was wrong. Chuck
650327
In theory, 0Mhz (DC) due to it up converts everything up to 125Mhz. Reality is going to be very-very low, like 50 - 100Khz. Probably won't be the most sensitive at these low frequencies.
968113
I don't have any experience with using the BIC DV-62CLR's as main front speakers...my installation has one as a center channel in a 5.1 surround system. However, the DV-62CLR would probably serve as front speakers very well, with the dual 6.5" giving a better bass response than the BIC DV-62si speakers. There are also several reviews on audioreview.com praising the use of the DV-62CLR's as main front speakers.
1666638
I have used fh6 lcr for center front and rear surrounds.If using for center only bigger is always better.Make sure your amp can push them.
723223
This receiver doesn't go below 50 MHz. However, there are a bunch of HF up converter frontends available for these receivers:http://blog.kf7lze.net/2012/09/14/round-up-of-rtlsdr-upconverter-choices/
800078
There is definitely a 100-240v, 50/60hz version. I have seen it. I'd check the TDK site to double check and see if they are all 100-240v or if they have two different versions.
884967
To answer your question I am not sure due to the fact that I purposely bought it for FM reception since I had no other way to receive that signal Sorry I could help you further. I have nevr really tried it.
346558
I am not sure , however I suspect the Hz will not make it work properly (60 Hz in Europe and 50 Hz in the US I believe)
2253333
Yes it will work, but you will be missing out on the lower frequency bands. The center channel is speciffically designed for clear voice and crisp sounds. So if you are running a sub in close proximity to your center, it should sound good. The RC-52 !! sounds awesome, as long as you have a home theater system that can feed it. You really need a system that can produce at least 75 watts RMS to get the quality of sound you are looking for...Good Luck!
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I don't think that can be answered. The specs don't include the frequency. I assume all would be the same, so no, you couldn't run two together. I'd suggest getting one of these and one of something else, but they might still be on the same frequency. Sorry, but I don't think anyone but the seller could help.