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nz boom

nz boom

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well as you guys no im a big sanyo fan and i have been having a good run with them lately .so today i found my sanyo mini grail in very mint condition im so happy i could cry :sad: :-D :drool: :thumbsup: and another two a qt-38 my first 3 piece qt . and a very cool mint pye .so all and all a most excellent day :thumbsup:

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tshorba

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ViennaSound said:
MONOLITHIC said:
I like 'em all! :cool:

Congratulations!
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:agree: :thumbsup:

btw: interesting, it was also sold as PYE
I only know it as WORLDS WAVE and MAXIMAL
Too sad 2 of the speakers are faked.... :-/
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When you say "faked" you are refering to a passive radiators are you not.

Passive radiators are great and when implemented properly can provide a much better low frequency response, probably better than chucking in another dynamic driver. The problem is a passive radiator should be a larger diameter than the dynamic driver, which in most boxes it isn't.

A good example of a well implemented passive is the Aiwa 880/88 (boomer) or many of the speakers from Definitive Technology (Home cinema). I love my Energy's (two way with passive radiator) they produce more bass than most of the modern speakers I used to sell.

My point is, just because you don't see a motor (voice coil & magnet) don't discount it so quickly.
 
ViennaSound

ViennaSound

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tshorba said:
ViennaSound said:
MONOLITHIC said:
I like 'em all! :cool:

Congratulations!
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:agree: :thumbsup:

btw: interesting, it was also sold as PYE
I only know it as WORLDS WAVE and MAXIMAL
Too sad 2 of the speakers are faked.... :-/
Click to expand...


When you say "faked" you are refering to a passive radiators are you not.

Passive radiators are great and when implemented properly can provide a much better low frequency response, probably better than chucking in another dynamic driver. The problem is a passive radiator should be a larger diameter than the dynamic driver, which in most boxes it isn't.

A good example of a well implemented passive is the Aiwa 880/88 (boomer) or many of the speakers from Definitive Technology (Home cinema). I love my Energy's (two way with passive radiator) they produce more bass than most of the modern speakers I used to sell.

My point is, just because you don't see a motor (voice coil & magnet) don't discount it so quickly.
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Ok,you win :yes:
They are passive radiators.
But i was a bit disappointed when i opened it, i expected 4 real speakers.

And much better than some chinese crap boxes with "really fakes" ;-)
 
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