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In Reply to: No I do not. I thought you did. nt posted by Tre' on May 26, 2025 at 17:52:43:
It's difficult to give a single number because it depends heavily on the speaker's physical size and design.Small, highly sensitive speakers (e.g., bookshelf speakers): These might struggle to go much below 60-80Hz without a significant drop-off in output or increased distortion.
Larger, highly sensitive speakers (e.g., floorstanding speakers, horn-loaded designs): These can extend lower, perhaps down to 40-50Hz, and in some cases even lower. True horn-loaded speakers, known for their extreme efficiency, can achieve impressive bass extension, but they tend to be very large.
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- So, how low can a 100dB sensitivity speaker go? - Leo loves music 17:57:31 05/26/25 (1)
- OK but I'm not clear what that has to do with your speakers. - Tre' 10:39:38 05/27/25 (0)
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