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Craig A Davidson


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Wisconsin Rapids, Wisconsin USA
Post  Posted 6 Jul 2004 7:09 am    
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I have a pair of 2225H, 8ohm speakers I need some info on. Like wattage rating and what range they are good for. Could I use one along side my Evans SE-200?

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Donny Hinson

 

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Glen Burnie, Md. U.S.A.
Post  Posted 6 Jul 2004 7:47 am    
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I believe they're really bass speakers, but they should do okay, especially for C6th! I think they were also used for low-range in some theater systems. They're pretty husky, and should handle 150-200 watts each.
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Mark Herrick


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Bakersfield, CA
Post  Posted 6 Jul 2004 10:17 am    
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Here's some info:
http://www.jblpro.com/pub/obsolete/2225hj.pdf

Also, apparently the 2226H is the current model speaker with the same specs.

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Michael Brebes

 

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Northridge CA
Post  Posted 12 Jul 2004 8:03 am    
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They are made more for PA applications and not for musical instrument speakers. The response is very flat, unlike a musical instrument speaker and the high frequency rolloff is usually around 2KHz, unlike musical instrument speakers that usually go up to 6-7KHz. Unless you use a high frequency driver with them, I don't think you will be pleased with the sound.
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