Sub 3 vs Velodyne Acoustics MiniVee X
The MiniVee X's woofer is 8" against the Sub 3's 9", its low-frequency extension 18 Hz against 22 Hz, its high-frequency extension 300 Hz against 175 Hz, and its drivers 2 against 1.
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The Dynaudio Sub 3 is a flexible, compact subwoofer that delivers powerful bass performance in a space-efficient design. It features a double-thickness 37mm curved front baffle for increased rigidity and a brand-new 24cm driver with Contour-quality components. The Sub 3 combines the advanced features and 300W amplifier of the larger Sub 600 with the compact dimensions of the previous Sub 250 model, making it an ideal companion for any stereo or multichannel system. It excels at handling both music and movie content, improving midrange performance while taking the strain of low-frequency reproduction away from main speakers. The unit includes dual RCA inputs and outputs for flexible integration into systems without dedicated subwoofer outputs, and features adjustable crossover settings for optimal performance.
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The MiniVee X's woofer is 8" against the Sub 3's 9", its low-frequency extension 18 Hz against 22 Hz, its high-frequency extension 300 Hz against 175 Hz, and its drivers 2 against 1.
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