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 Registered Member #341 Joined: Tue Apr 21 2009, 10:51AMPosts: 18 | What's the difference between a DVC and SVC speaker? Does one sound better than the other? Which one should I be looking at buying? "If I had some eggs, I could have some bacon and eggs, if I had some bacon" | ||
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VTec Kicked in YO!!   Registered Member #26 Joined: Wed Mar 19 2008, 08:49AMPosts: 4218 | DVC speakers are more versatile because they can be wired several different ways. They are equipped with speaker terminals on both sides of the speaker. Most speakers are either 4ohm or 8ohm impedance.With a DVC you can lower the impedance level and double the power. Meaning one DVC speaker in the right enclosure can sound like two or two can sound like 4 . DVC sub gives you stereo bass, whereas SVC would be mono. [ Edited Fri Jun 25 2010, 10:22AM ]   \'The driver is the greatest performance variable in the racing equation\' \'The Straight line belongs to man,the corners to God\' Gemini Steel Gemini Auto | ||
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| Registered Member #341 Joined: Tue Apr 21 2009, 10:51AMPosts: 18 | Thanks! That makes sense now!  So with an SVC speaker, you can't drop the impedance? "If I had some eggs, I could have some bacon and eggs, if I had some bacon" | ||
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