How to Avoid over powering speakers?

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How to Avoid over powering speakers?

01-19-2009, 07:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Automission

Thanks. I've noticed my systems works via Hz rather than large and small sizes. So what Hz is the correct setting to be considered "small"?

alot of receivers work on both.. i would think around 80 hz and up would be considered small. i have toweres that claim to go to down to 45 hz, but i still keep them at 80 and let the sub handle the rest...

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