What is the max amplification between 500-3000 hz? Im looking for these for a hearing impaired individual
741187
I'm not sure what the frequency is technically but these phones can be turned up plenty loud and I am sure your friend will be able to hear what he is playing ...These phones are great and make your guitar sound as if your playing with ten Marshall amps on stage...and motive you to want to play because of the quality of sound...I recommend you try these..Amazon /Vox had them and it is the first time I have found these since 1971...no one esle seem to carry them ...so I would say they are hard to get except at the great AMAZON outlet....Also don't forget Amazon's return policy...I hardly ever have to return an item with them but if I do, they have a great return no hassles policy just in case it does not work out for your friend...
741188
specifications coming in the box : Frequency response 20-20,000 Hzoutput sound pressure level: 97 dBmaximun imput power: 1,000 mWI hope this is help
762191
Yeah, i have a 500 but only run it at 250 because if i turn it up any higher it drones out all the mid and treble in my pickup. 300 watts it pleanty for this sub, cant go wrong with JL Audio!
1722315
as long as the person does not have a high level hearing impairment, i think they should be fine. sorry, i cannot give u any specifics, such as decibels, etc.
1420100
Sorry, I don't know. They do amplify quote a bit and I realize that hearings do more than amplify sound, but you may be able to get by without the hearing aid(s).
1469032
It says "electronic hearing amplification to 82dB". Not really sure what it means or if it answers your question, but I have read reviews of deer hunters that swear by these. I cannot confirm this since I have not used them in such a fashion. Hope this helps.
721250
Nathaniel,A 4500 Watt may be just a little bit too much overkill for these speakers. They run at about 8 Ohms and 2200 Watts so in my suggestion a 3000 watt amp at the absolute highest. Remember you don't want to overpower and blow out the speakers but you don't want to under power and damage them either.
42297
This hearing aid has too much blast (volume) and not enough quality (sound.) 40db in such a set-up will result in feedback buzzing. Try turning it way down. But the real answer is to buy a better product. I went with the 350 dollar one from LifeEar, which works great, uses 25db though sounds way better, and with zero feedback. Also batteries last a week of continual use, where as the super ear one batteries need changing every day.
671474
I've heard it ranges from 15Hz to 28kHz. I would recommend a headphone amplifier if you want to enhance the lows. They are definitely comfortable and provide pretty good passive sound cancellation.
1823397
You can find the specs on these at Shures web site, but I think the SE 315's run at 27 hertz.
2165664
I don't know. I live alone, set the TV volume to about midway, and the volume control on the 'phones about 1/4 up. Plenty loud. but these won't be able to shatter your ear drums. The curious thing is: at modest volume the Bass is just absolutely excellent! Not overwhelming but no peaks of low frequency resonance. I don't know how they do it. (Been a ham radio operator for 60 years.) (Audio enthusiast forever.) Floyd.
509596
Only if the hearing aids you have operate on the same fm frequency.I believe phonak operates on 7.5 kHz.
1511126
15 - 250 RMS. Don't know peak. I don't really recommend them though, I was pretty disappointed with their performance. It was meh. You don't pay 200 for meh, especially when my bookshelf speeakers have better sounding tweeters
2077000
1000W peak/ 500W RMS they can probably handle more than 500 RMS but, wouldn't reccomend
721249
4500 will be too much for these speakers. Do NOT buy these speakers. They sound horrible if you turn it up at all and there's no bass. I don't even use them anymore, they were a waste of money. I'm now using car speakers which work pretty good.
20138
Honestly, I can only compare them to my Sony extended bass earphones and estimate they have 10-20hz greater range. Hope this helps
1270525
Ireally don't know. The info my husband gave me earlier was not what I asked for. Thatinfo was for a different biulb. Sodry. Wish he would turn onor up hus hearing aid. I would duggest you contact the seller or manufacturer.
791328
The frequency balance is good, 30 Hz I don't know. Remember, you get what you pay for. I like these speakers a lot.