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Published on 02/19/07 at 06:08
Trs good subwoofer depending on its use: critical rev j'tais his gard dsastreuses after several costs in terms of impact and prcison.
However, used between 40Hz and 100Hz MAXIMUM, with HP in the near CHARACTERISTICS of JBL K151 which is the HP used the design of 4818 by Don Keele in 1977 and not the E145 out APRS that date (or 2240H offers the alternative era by DK). Well, better than the JBL 2242 Fane Colossus 18B present one, would be an RCF LF18N402 IDAL, second choice is possible with the 2242H Beyma 18G50, the L18S800 RCF, B & C 18TZB100 Fane Colossus and 18B-600.
To make a real serious stacks are four units ncessaires if we have a serious cut to 55Hz. Typing is good, inversely proportional to the prcison, which is normal for a bass bin. The high cut-off should really be 100Hz or less if the flag is reason parasites that make it really bad. Used in some discothques up to 160Hz with JBL E120 in Cabaret is so far the potential of this box to be remembered in 1977. It exists in diffrent brands as Don Keele ingnieur JBL's era had not been DPOS under the brand name of his employer because it was a request of a client factor enclosure that used HP JBL: these were Stage Accompany. It is also found in other client Atelier 33 HP JBL.
However, used between 40Hz and 100Hz MAXIMUM, with HP in the near CHARACTERISTICS of JBL K151 which is the HP used the design of 4818 by Don Keele in 1977 and not the E145 out APRS that date (or 2240H offers the alternative era by DK). Well, better than the JBL 2242 Fane Colossus 18B present one, would be an RCF LF18N402 IDAL, second choice is possible with the 2242H Beyma 18G50, the L18S800 RCF, B & C 18TZB100 Fane Colossus and 18B-600.
To make a real serious stacks are four units ncessaires if we have a serious cut to 55Hz. Typing is good, inversely proportional to the prcison, which is normal for a bass bin. The high cut-off should really be 100Hz or less if the flag is reason parasites that make it really bad. Used in some discothques up to 160Hz with JBL E120 in Cabaret is so far the potential of this box to be remembered in 1977. It exists in diffrent brands as Don Keele ingnieur JBL's era had not been DPOS under the brand name of his employer because it was a request of a client factor enclosure that used HP JBL: these were Stage Accompany. It is also found in other client Atelier 33 HP JBL.