ICBM-1 vs dbx 120X
The 120X's thd is 0.050% against the ICBM-1's 0.015%, its output impedance 40Ω against 10Ω, and its output voltage 6.0V RMS against 9.5V RMS. Both share signal-to-noise (105 dB).
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The Outlaw Audio ICBM-1 is a sophisticated bass management processor that provides flexible bass routing and crossover functionality for multi-channel audio systems. It features separate, user-selectable crossover points for each channel, allowing precise matching to your specific speaker configuration. The device can handle 5.1, 6.0, and 6.1-channel formats, including support for Lucasfilm THX Surround EX, DTS ES-Matrix, and ES-Discrete systems. The ICBM-1 employs state-of-the-art low-noise dual op-amps, metal-film resistors, and film capacitors to preserve analog signal quality. It can function as a standalone bass management solution or substitute for a pre-amp processor in certain configurations. The device is particularly valuable for systems with mismatched speaker sizes, allowing smaller speakers to be relieved of bass reproduction duties while directing low frequencies to a subwoofer, improving overall sound quality and speaker performance.
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The 120X's thd is 0.050% against the ICBM-1's 0.015%, its output impedance 40Ω against 10Ω, and its output voltage 6.0V RMS against 9.5V RMS. Both share signal-to-noise (105 dB).
The 120X-DS's thd is 0.050% against the ICBM-1's 0.015%, its output voltage 6.0V RMS against 9.5V RMS, and its height 50 mm against 44 mm. Both share signal-to-noise (105 dB).
The DQ-LP1's thd is 0.005% against the ICBM-1's 0.015%, its height 57.15 mm against 44 mm, its depth 133.35 mm against 175 mm, and its width 342.9 mm against 440 mm.
The AVM-30's signal-to-noise is 106 dB against the ICBM-1's 105 dB, its thd 0.006% against 0.015%, its output voltage 2.0V RMS against 9.5V RMS, and its width 438 mm against 440 mm.
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