Mac Intosh
Published on 06/02/07 at 06:17
I owned a pair of Factor 8, a few years ago.
I've used about 2 years with a Yamaha amp.
It's a speaker that is placed halfway between the monitor and sound system.
In appearance, it looks like a fairly pronounced in DS8, since the fund polypro is the same as its cousin the DS Series.
With 100 Watts RMS, it does not lack nerve and although a little less powerful than the DS8, it nevertheless retains the character.
Indeed, it is capable of delivering a very balanced with the highs very fine, thanks to its dome tweeter.
Mediums are very soft and clear. The bass on the other hand, are like the DS8, quickly mitigated. But typing is there and, surprisingly for a enciente of this size.
At connection, the Factor she gets push on terminals and not on Speakon. Here we see that this factor is designed for use in fixed installation.
The price / quality ratio is excellent here too.
I've used about 2 years with a Yamaha amp.
It's a speaker that is placed halfway between the monitor and sound system.
In appearance, it looks like a fairly pronounced in DS8, since the fund polypro is the same as its cousin the DS Series.
With 100 Watts RMS, it does not lack nerve and although a little less powerful than the DS8, it nevertheless retains the character.
Indeed, it is capable of delivering a very balanced with the highs very fine, thanks to its dome tweeter.
Mediums are very soft and clear. The bass on the other hand, are like the DS8, quickly mitigated. But typing is there and, surprisingly for a enciente of this size.
At connection, the Factor she gets push on terminals and not on Speakon. Here we see that this factor is designed for use in fixed installation.
The price / quality ratio is excellent here too.