My bad. I see that post now about 50 topics down.

This can have endless possibilities.

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What's not to get about Ultrabeat? It's kinda like a Roland step sequencer drum machine with synthesis. A lot of people don't realize that you can program a beat 808/909 style and just "drag" the sequence to the arrange page. Down in the bottom left there is an option. You can also just replace the ...

Ok first off they are not showing two different speakers. They're just showing an example of each color they're available in.

And don't let the specs fool you into thinking the bass just stops and disappears at 65hz. That's just the hz level where it starts to roll off. You're going to get usable ...

You stated that this was just for your bedroom and wouldn't be played "proper loud". I don't understand why you think these wouldn't work. Are you wanting something you can gig with or something for your bedroom?

The Tapco you're talking about is just a subwoofer. It's not even a full-range speaker ...

I just looked at some of those packages on the dj store and I just had to laugh. When you click on full product details/specs for the Kam speakers they don't tell you shit. They boast about their "ROBUST METAL GRILLES, CARPET FINISH & HIGH QUALITY PROTECTIVE CORNERS" but don't even have their ...

First off let me state that just because a speaker can be driven easily(making it an "efficient" speaker) does not make it a "better" speaker. There are tons of fantastic and insanely expensive speakers that love gobs of high-quality watts.
I would consider anything above 90db 1watt/1meter to be ...

There are other things to consider besides just watts. If you're using really inefficient speakers then 60 watts will not suffice. If you're using super-efficient speakers 5 watts will be enough. Figure out what speakers you want first then find their efficiency rating. The specs will say something ...