towers with the loudest bass under 900$

[Shadow_Ferret]

Here:

http://home.comcast.net/~frank_carter/Nousaine.htm

That's a lot of subwoofers going to 20 Hz.

Seems from that list that there are hardly any that make it to 20hz. Just like the full-range speakers with woofers I was talking about.

 

[bandphan]

Seems from that list that there are hardly any that make it to 20hz. Just like the full-range speakers with woofers I was talking about.

"All figures are for a corner loaded subwoofer, measured at a 2 meters using 10% thd limits in a large 7500 cu-ft room.
The SPL numbers have been averaged from the maximum output(with a 10% thd limit) using 25,32,40,50,62hz steps
in testing(the 25-62hz range is considered the bass intensive film range)."

those were not manufactures specs, just for that room

 

[AcuDefTechGuy]

Seems from that list that there are hardly any that make it to 20hz. Just like the full-range speakers with woofers I was talking about.

I counted 72 of them that make it to 20 Hz, including the Defintive Technology PF15TL Tower speaker with the built-in powered subwoofer.

 

[Shadow_Ferret]

I counted 72 of them that make it to 20 Hz, including the Defintive Technology PF15TL Tower speaker with the built-in powered subwoofer.

I counted 3 that reached below 20hz. Obviously my criteria differs from yours.

 

[zumbo]

I counted 3 that reached below 20hz. Obviously my criteria differs from yours.

You have to understand he is used to reading DT specs that state their 8" woofer makes it to 17Hz.

 

[zumbo]

Correct. The built-in subs are supercubes, with the same fantastic performance as the stand-alone supercubes.

This is funny. The SuperCubeII retails for $899ea. DT claims this sub will make it to 14Hz.

The 7006 tower that this reply is about retails for $649ea. I doubt they are the same.