Pioneer TS-A879 Wide Range Tweeter - What's in the Box?
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- In this Pioneer unboxing video, you’ll learn about the TS-A879 Wide Range Tweeter and see what’s in the box.
TS-A879
Wide Range Tweeter
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100 rms ?Is that for ONE speaker or both?
When using the, included in-line filter. the power handling capability of the Pioneer TS-A879 is 100 watts MRS for each speaker.
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But what's the power handling without the high pass filter?
@@ryanturpin5114 I recommend to use the included in-line HPF. Without the included HPF installed, the Pioneer TS-A879 will play down to 52 Hz. Playing this speaker below 80 Hz can damage or destroy it with 30 watts rms. No matter what you do, you won't get much bass from a 3.5 inch speaker, so I recommend to use the LPF it's reasonable in your particular installation.
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Hello there i m from Pakistan 🇵🇰
I have to upgrade speakers 🔊 in my kia picanto on dashboard there can install 4" speaker i need pioneer kindly help me how and which can i purchase 4" speakers
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52 hertz.... Really pioneer. This is why I can't ever take your company seriously.
Try to be a little more specific. Do you think 52Hz is too high for this speaker's low range or, is it too low for a 3.5 inch speaker to realistically play? I think 52Hz is too low for a 3.5 inch speaker to play at any real volume level. Maybe using the high pass filter that's included in the box is an option. You can see it in the video here: ruclips.net/video/FTLhTQM7vpM/видео.html
Or maybe using the HPF on the in-dash receiver or an external amp makes sense in your system.
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