Dayton Audio DSA90-8

CT265-E90 Speaker KitCT 265 – e90 Table horn Assembly: Dayton DSA90-8; Crossover components Mundorf Hi-Quality: Properties: 3-inch full-range drivers and mid-woofers have a certain charm that music lovers can hardlyescape. Therefore, in many and countless partly adventurous dwellings, you can also findKonzepte, die mal mehr mal weniger auf Zuspruch größerer Interessengruppen trafen. One of those whoactually brought fame far beyond regional boundaries is a kit proposal for various 3“Breitbänder from the magazine Klang + Ton. The Cheap Trick CT 265, developed by Thomas Schmidt(as an extension of a 4" variant table horn) and has been tested in various versions, is now experiencingwith the kind permission of the K+T editorial team another variant. Dayton delivers with the Designer Series one or more chassis models that serve as full-range drivers and/orMidrange drivers do an excellent job, and that at a sensational price/performance ratioRatio. The DSA90-8 is an aluminum diaphragm chassis that feels right at home in the table horn,A small correction lock circuit is sufficient to homogenously smooth out the sound baffle influences. Anotherklang Tuning measure is the "Pacification of the BR Horn Outlet" with porous foam without too many surfacesclose. This revives a sonically and visually great speaker concept andfurther developed, which not only looks good on the desk. Starting from 60Hz, theDayton DSA90-8 typical of wideband and amazes with tight bass. This is aided by the hard and stableAluminum diaphragm that does not yield to acceleration forces, but follows the signal in a stable form. Die e90 is nominal 8 ohms, and the quite good efficiency with 83dB at a transmission range of approx.60 to 18000Hz, help the e90 to perform confidently in even larger rooms with moderate levelsof course, to convince. A space perfect in every aspect, which "almost" only a full-range speaker can convey andenough bite, make this kit a must-have when it comes to music and/or gaming sound on the deskmal auch rums required and no space for larger equipment. On the amplifier side, we were able to bothwith modern small digital amplifiers, analog MOSFETs as well as with high-end devices no preferencedetermine.