DAYTON AUDIO ND140, ND105 & ND91 FREE AIR! 

heck yeah! :)

An online retailer replying to someone who is watching someone that bought a ton items from that online retailer, hmm, interesting.

Yeah. Something's fucky. By the way, it's "an* online retailer", not "a online retailer".

Probably everyone in this comment section has some sort of relation with parts express, such as they have heard about it in videos, they remember hearing about it from someone else, they used the site, they bought from the site, they are in their brand ambassador program, etc.

We like to think of it as "Dat place where I get demz speakaz."

My Stoner Mind xDD

Yo what up man love your channel

I love e your channel

My Stoner Mind when will you be doing a free air videi if ur sub

Hey hey hey,Stoney!How's it going?If it goes good please post a video :)

#Doublsmn getting the Dayton ND140-4 in a custom ported box @ 1.01cuft that I just build for my soon project of a 2.1 Bluetooth desktop music center with a pair of Dayton Audio PS95-3.5"...can't wait!!

Exactly lol

it would be cute lol but no it wouldn't be possible to do as if you were to hit 30 hertz with that small of a speaker you would lose all of your bass from id say 50-120 hertz and the bass down at 30 would be very quiet due to the fact the speaker is just to small to push the air needed to hit the frequency. for a speaker like this you would like to tune it somewhere around 80 hertz so that it will have alot of the high-Lows and still you will maintain down to around 50 hertz usable then a sub woofer can take over from there :) sorry i wrote way to much there lol

Hey #penttipena321...It's possible, but you will have to sacrifice overall output... those little guys can only move so much air... a lot of air for a 3-1/2", but it is just a 3-1/2". Here a link to a little Bluetooth speaker I built (for watching movies on a tablet) that uses two of the ND91's as subwoofers in a MUCH smaller than optimum enclosure (136 cubic inches, or 2.22 L) tuned to 40 Hz: techtalk.parts-express.com/forum/speaker-project-gallery/65452-tablet-cinema-v2-a-big-sounding-small-speaker This setup has useful output down to 35 Hz, but only near-field (which is what it is designed for). The way this enclosure is tuned I've pretty much knocked the overall efficiency down by about 6 dB on the ND91's which is a pretty big sacrifice to extend the useful response down that low. Now in a larger, more correct enclosure you could definitely get the ND91's down to 30 Hz. You could even drive them to reasonable levels with the help of some DSP, just don't expect them to rattle your walls (maybe a little, but not much :) ).

Fuskers with passive radiators maybe

The nd 140-4 works really well in a 31Liter bassreflex box, around 90dB at 40Hz

You probably would have to be very good at designing and making things precisely. if you could use two 4's then you could probably do 35Hz F3's

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i know right we need him back

Yes they will be fine

They are like mini sundown audio subs

You can

That might be a blown capacitor, If your amp is a sony amp, then you can look for the specific part blown in the service manual and get the right info to buy a new cap, If not, well then check inside and try assembling the broken capacitor pieces until you can figure out what capacitor to replace it with. I would not recommend using the amp any longer now at the moment, and if your amp is a Dayton Audio plate amp, then disassembly might be needed just to find the blown part. You can help clarify this by linking a pic the amp's insides here.

I will need a better screw driver I'll have a picture by tomorrow thank u for ur fast reply though!

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Nacoda Ives these are very nice to use, only thing is that they only reach 83 desibels, wich is enough for a room, but outside, it will probably be a little too dim. Also, if you really are new, it would be just perfect to use a pair of coaxial car speakers, where you don't need to care about crossovers. Basically plug and play. Also, remember that everything has to be air tight to get the best sound possible. Happy building

Thr daytons would be a good driver tk use the DB that person quoted is the sensitivity .

Nacoda Ives you can definitely use these speakers, he actually has a video on building a Bluetooth speaker, but I don't think it's with these specific drivers, but you can use these and you would still hook it up the exact same way

Nacoda Ives < this is perfect for boombox project.

Yes

Atharva Bhambure no

@@jamalhalili2173 depends how much room there is and if the cutouts fit

@@enbee_ash6740 there’s rlly no point anyway. these drivers are a fair bit bigger, you’d likely loose the seal on your speaker if you did manage to get it in and it wouldn’t be tuned properly anymore :(

RiskFX no

Listening with some 192khz 24bit 7.1 headphones with custom EQ settings on my 192khz 7.1 mixer and I hear no scratching.

no look the scratching just sounds like he was giving the woofers a little too much power it couldve been the bass remember these smaller drivers aren't really made for 50-20hz im gonna rewatch and listen now on my two PA 15's if i still hear it then idk but i feel its just the drivers taking alot of bass nothing really wrong with the driver

RECREANT the microphone isn't designed to hear bass. The first one was fine because it wasn't deep enough

ahh no i was like idk why but its scratchy and even on my two 15's and a different amp it still sounds that way but meh we will hear them when the projects done in anyway

The scratchy sound is called intermodulation distortion and is caused by the speakers having to play bass and higher frequencies at the same time. Because these speakers play really clean it's very appearant. And because the bigger ones play bass better and aren't used for highs it's much more noticeable.

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Thanks!

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Fuckus you faaackk

I think it's time that we blow some more speakers and release some more shmoo. :'D

EU Groupbuy, thoes woofers chooches quite well

these little fuckers are skookum!!!

Its fricken neodymium

What brand(s)?

a really heavy element from kenwood 12 inch and a little bit older 12 inch element i don't know the name of. really powerful amp, and one of the boxed weighed in about 30kg, quality!

Snoopy GaminG does it still have magnetic properties when it cools down

@@jamalhalili2173 Nope. Once neo speakers get warm. They dont play anymore. Dead magnets. That's why they mine for neodymium, because the stuff on the ground gets overheated from the sun & is useless

TheeJoeyLee interesting

name 2 they kind of do

These are actually the same

BollardSpeaker 26 yesssss pleaseeee

BollardSpeaker 26 I think they r the same in performance

Same motor, more moving mass and area of radiation. There's probably some break up in the larger ones. The 3 inch can be run full range if needed

Which is better for making a book shelf speakers pls answer the question

The scratchy sound is called intermodulation distortion and is caused by the speakers having to play bass and higher frequencies at the same time. Because these speakers play really clean it's very appearant. And because the bigger ones play bass better and aren't used for highs it's much more noticeable.

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There only £20

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What an absolutely idiotic idea.

We are OK with this idea! ;)

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LOL the REAL Parts Express commented

Crazy mustache lol it's fine

40 inch.......................

BassErex you have eminence 18 on 150w

Yeah but can it comfortably go to 18hz?

i got a KLIPSCH: R-115SW SUBWOOFER and 2 towers with each a 8 inch sub all that for 500 dollars top deal

i got 2 towers with each having 3 8" in :P

Because fuck you, thats why

JK jk, I love you my dude

fuzzy bee lol :)