Earthquake Sound FF6.5 6.5-Inch Front Firing Subwoofer - 2024 report by Whydis
Earthquake Sound FF6.5 6.5-Inch Front Firing Subwoofer
Size:6.5-inch
Earthquake's FF subwoofer system was designed to offer a budget-conscious and volume-optimized subwoofer solution. With a small footprint, Wide variety of applications, And incredible output, The 6.5" FF6.5 features a 150-watt Class A...
EARTHQUAKE FF10 - Pretty good sub, about the same sound as other subs priced the same
I feel that I got just as good of bass from other computer sub boxes then this Earthquake
Wrap this package up with an extremely efficient Earthquake class A/B digital amplifier, awesome X-over controls and 180 degree phase switching ability and you have something no other company could offer at this price
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The Earthquake Sound FF6.5 is an extremely solid and very well made sub, with excellent low end and a wonderful match, to go with my AudioEngine A2+ speakers
Has good low end bass and it fills the whole 1650 sq
You are reading snippets from reviews of Earthquake Sound FF6.5 6.5-Inch Front Firing Subwoofer
Wrap this package up with an extremely efficient Earthquake class A/B digital amplifier, awesome X-over controls and 180 degree phase switching ability and you have something no other company could offer at this price
You are reading snippets from reviews of Earthquake Sound FF6.5 6.5-Inch Front Firing Subwoofer
Build quality is nice, very solid cabinet and it uses a 3-prong plug unlike most budget subs this size
n’t sound like a subwoofer
Wrap this package up with an extremely efficient Earthquake class A/B digital amplifier, awesome X-over controls and 180 degree phase switching ability and you have something no other company could offer at this price
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There is some localization using this x-over with male vocals, notably Sam Smith but after calibration and setting the gain, bass is very smooth and blends nicely with the satellites
1 active 7 1/2" sub and 2 passive 7 1/2" bass radiators
I've sense replaced this sub with a Definitive Supercube 2000 which is more in cost but so much more of a subwoofer and fills the room with good sounding bass that you can feel in the air and ears
Wrap this package up with an extremely efficient Earthquake class A/B digital amplifier, awesome X-over controls and 180 degree phase switching ability and you have something no other company could offer at this price
In general, this is a good sub if you aren't playing movies or music that demands too much from it or at volumes that are too high
The hum was actually on the primary speakers as well as the sub
Can't say enough of how pleased I am, with how nice this sub looks and performs
The Earthquake Sound FF6.5 is an extremely solid and very well made sub, with excellent low end and a wonderful match, to go with my AudioEngine A2+ speakers
EARTHQUAKE FF10 - Pretty good sub, about the same sound as other subs priced the same
When subwoofers are sent to you new from the factory, the spider is very stiff with very little play
Cranking up a new subwoofer fresh out of the gates stresses the stiff spider and can break the seal between spider and speaker cone= blown sub
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Size:6.5-inch
Earthquake's FF subwoofer system was designed to offer a budget-conscious and volume-optimized subwoofer solution
With a small footprint, Wide variety of applications, And incredible output, The 6.5" FF6.5 features a 150-watt Class AB amplifier, Auto Signal Sensing, Low level inputs, And 180-degree phase shifting as well as a 0-40 Hz crossover.
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