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Tight and punchy Bass with sweet vocal and deep bright highs with lots of details. Power handling capacity: 180 watts per channel Nominal Impedance: 8 ohms stereo sensitivity: 93 dB Woofer 12" Mid Range 3" Tweeter 1" Price is slightly negotiable but do not expect too much bargain on it. Note: only calls will be respond so, no texting please thanks

AOA I want to sale pair of speakers. Speakers 10 inches - two installed in each box. 2 mid range and two tweeter. Mp3 player connected with amplifier, installed with remote. Price is negotiable for real buyers.

Product Description Two-way bass-reflex bi-amplified nearfield studio monitor with 8" cone. The Yamaha HS8 is a 2-way bass-reflex bi-amplified nearfield studio monitor with 8" cone woofer and 1" dome tweeter. The Yamaha HS-Series have the inherited universal mix-translation legacy and distinctive white cones of the industry-respected NS-10’s, designed to deliver your mixes with transparent honesty. Room control and frequency response switches allow custom tailoring of the monitor's response to give you accurate performance in any environment. High-performance Speakers and Mounting System Optimum Response In Any Room Speaker response can vary greatly depending on the size, shape, and surface acoustics of the room in which they're used, as well as how they're placed within that environment. The HS8 gives you extra room-matching and speaker placement versatility with ROOM CONTROL, MID EQ, and HIGH TRIM response control switches that are specifically designed to compensate for common acoustic deficiencies and monitoring needs. The ROOM CONTROL switch, for example, can be used to compensate for the unnatural low-end exaggeration that usually occurs when speakers are placed close to walls or in corners. The MID EQ switch gives you subtle midrange boost and cut options in addition to flat response, while the HIGH TRIM switch offer the same type of response-tailoring capability for the high frequencies. Features 2-way bass-reflex bi-amplified nearfield studio monitor with 8" cone woofer and 1" dome tweeter 38Hz - 30kHz frequency response 75W LF plus 45W HF bi-amp system for high-performance 120W power amplification ROOM CONTROL and HIGH TRIM response controls HS8 Powered Studio Monitor Specifications: Speaker type 2-way bi-amp powered studio monitor Frequency range (-10dB) 38Hz - 30kHz Components LF 8" cone HF 1" dome Crossover 2kHz Output power 120W (LF:75W, HF:45W) I/O connectors XLR3-31 type (balanced), PHONE (balanced) Power consumption 60W Shape Bass-reflex type Cabinet material MDF Dimensions W 250mm (9.8") H 390mm (15.4") D 334mm (13.1") Net weight 10.2kg (22.5 lbs.) Others LEVEL control (+4dB/center click), EQ: HIGH TRIM switch (+/- 2dB at HF) / ROOM CONTROL switch (0/-2/-4 dB under 500Hz)) Shop No. 345-D, 3rd Floor Star City Shopping Mall, Opp,Bambino Cinema Abdullah Haroon Road Saddar Karachi Pakistan

VARDUS VR300-TOWERS 2 NOs Enclosure Type Ported BASS 6 TWEETER 25mm TEX NOMINAL IMPEDANCE 6ohms DIMENSIONS 860 x 223 x 255 Mid - Range 6 inch Freq Range at -6 dB 50 - 20 khz SPL 1W at 1M 88dB Recommend Amp 10 - 120W VARDUS S-2 SURROUND 2 NOs NOMINAL IMPEDANCE 6ohms Freq Range at -6 dB 65 - 20 khz SPL 1W at 1M 86dB Recommend Amp 10 - 100W VARDUS CENTER 1 NO NOMINAL IMPEDANCE 6ohms Freq Range at -6 dB 70 - 20 khz SPL 1W at 1M 89dB Recommend Amp 10 - 100W SUBWOOFER WH-SE 1NO Description/Format Active Reflex Subwoofer System Drive Units 1 x (8'') 200mm Cone Long-throw Enclosure Type Vented Box Frequency Response (+/-3dB) 30Hz - 200Hz Power Output 150Watt

Manufacturer: Beats There’s no getting around this, the Beats Wireless are for bassheads. When putting them on, you instantly feel the music, you feel the thump of the bass, and also hear every note. Although the Beats do not produce an accurate sound signature, they still provide an enjoyable experience. Truth is most music listeners don’t even understand the difference between mid’s and high’s when referencing their favorite song, and honestly, they don’t care. Doing an audio test on autocheck.net using a standard laptop with a Realtek audio card wired, generated the following results: the bass extension goes down as low as 20hz the treble extension was able to come in at 17k - for reference, a high end pair of headphones or audio system would come in at 20kHz for treble dynamic range, which is the ratio between the loudest signal you can hear and the quietest, comes in at 115 dB, which is a respectable amount. All the other quality control tests were passed with no issues. The tests confirm what I actual hear when listening to my favorite songs. My subjective experience is the new Beats are extremely heavy on the bass, while the treble has issues reaching the higher levels at times. With the previous pair of Studios, the bass was exaggerated and also rattled sometimes, but I can happily confirm that this is not the case this time around. The bass is smooth, and only pumps when appropriate. But, just like with many other headphones, how you truly feel about a pair of headphones always depends on what you are listening to. When listening to Ellie Goulding – Lights, around the 50 second mark, when the bass kicks in, you can truly appreciate how the lows kicks in, without the jarring and rattling sensation that you’d get from the first gen. Also, during the chorus, she sings from both channels in a different key, you can easily differentiate between both keys in each ear. I attempted to listen to a more vocally intensive Collide form Leona Lewis, that’s when you can have a bit of discomfort. Leona Lewis in the song reaches a pretty high octave during the chorus, and, if you are not careful, it can really hurt your eardrums. There is a piercing sound that is caused by the treble, that you won’t experience with other headphones and earbuds within this price range. Box Pack- Warranty: 1 Year

Type speakers 2-way bass-reflex bi-amplified near-field studio monitor 8" cone woofer and 1" dome high-frequency unit 42Hz - 20kHz frequency response. 120 watts dynamic bi-amplified power. XLR and TRS phone jack inputs accept balanced or unbalanced signals. Level control facilitates precise overall system level matching. MID EQ, ROOM CONTROL, and HIGH TRIM response control switches. LOW CUT switch. Full magnetic shielding. When choosing reference monitors for mixing and music production, accuracy is the prime consideration. Speakers that sound "good" on first impression may not necessarily be accurate. What you really need is an honest reference for your mix, rather than monitors that have been tweaked or colored to deceptively sound impressive. The new HS series reference monitors have been created by Yamaha's studio monitor engineering team to deliver exceptionally flat, accurate response that you can trust. Unlike "monitor" speakers with exaggerated bass and treble that make a good first impression but can't be relied on for accuracy, the HS series were designed to be true studio reference monitors in the tradition of the legendary Yamaha NS10M. Whether you're mixing for stereo or 5.1 surround, mixes that sound good on Yamaha HS series reference monitors will translate accurately to the widest possible range of reproduction systems … which is engineer-speak that simply means they'll sound good on anything. And that is the ultimate goal of any reference monitor. We should also mention that the HS-series monitors not only sound great, they look great, too.