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Latest post 12-02-2011 12:17 PM by Rich. 4 replies.
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12-01-2011 5:35 PM
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Søren Hammer
- Joined on 01-07-2008
- Esbjerg/Denmark
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Hello macgouft,
Your system seems like a good combo, but I think that the S45.2 speakers can be a little thin sounding (not bad sounding), as they are "small" bookshelf speakers. I would recommend you to step up to Beovox S60 or S75. The two speakers are almost identical, the S75 being in a deeper enclosure. I have used S60's and S75's (having a system with S75's and a Beomaster 4400), and would recommend to replace the capacitors in them as they will open up a lot more. Generally, less power is required to play at reasonable levels and it would sound like a blanket is removed from the speaker, I was more than surprised when I did my recap of the S75's
Beocenter 9300, Beogam CD50, Beocord 5500, Beomaster 3400, Beomaster 4400, 2 Beogram 4000, Beomaster 8000, 2 beogram 8002, Beovox S-75, Beovox MS150.2, Beovox RL6000, Beovox S-35, Beomaster 6000, 2 Beocord 9000, Beocord 8004, Beocord 5000, Form 1, 2x Beolink 1000, Beo4, MX3500, LS4500. Born 1993.
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Step1
- Joined on 07-06-2008
- Manchester
- Posts 961
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Søren Hammer: and would recommend to replace the capacitors in them as they will open up a lot more. Generally, less power is required to play at reasonable levels and it would sound like a blanket is removed from the speaker, I was more than surprised when I did my recap of the S75's
I think you should be cautious suggesting a capacitor replacement will liven things up Soren - when I replaced the caps in my S-120's I didn't notice an immeadiate difference. When I finally got a decent ESR meter (Peak) a short while ago it confirmed the old ones were in perfect condition with a very low esr and capacitance that was spot on!
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Søren Hammer
- Joined on 01-07-2008
- Esbjerg/Denmark
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Oh, I forgot to mention that the state of capacitors can vary a lot, which comes down to storage environment and how often they have been put through their paces.
Beocenter 9300, Beogam CD50, Beocord 5500, Beomaster 3400, Beomaster 4400, 2 Beogram 4000, Beomaster 8000, 2 beogram 8002, Beovox S-75, Beovox MS150.2, Beovox RL6000, Beovox S-35, Beomaster 6000, 2 Beocord 9000, Beocord 8004, Beocord 5000, Form 1, 2x Beolink 1000, Beo4, MX3500, LS4500. Born 1993.
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Rich
- Joined on 07-11-2010
- Orlando, Florida, USA
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I hope you have experimented with placement. Generally speaking, moving loudspeakers toward room boundaries (wall, floor) will reinforce bass. I have one of my S45-2s right in a corner and the other almost backed to the wall. I am very happy with the bass response (and I also have M70s with 10" woofers).
Without going into any physics or anything, the room itself matters as well. Use your Google Fu. Here's one site.
But back to your original post...if you go the route of adding a subwoofer: if the subwoofer has a level control and a variable crossover, I don't think you'd have any trouble integrating it into an S45-2 system. The S45-2 is a sealed enclosure so its bass response probably has a gentle roll off (unlike the steep rolloff of a bass-reflex/vented box).
Current primary listening: SMMC20EN -> BG4002 -> BM4000 -> Beovox M70
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