Norms broken. Dimensions ignored. That was the way of looking at things for some time when it came to these sizes. Now, these are not unconventional anymore. Following that spirit, Beyma also introduced its entry into the mid-size class: the 14MLEX1000Nd - a driver large enough to deliver serious sound
There’s a quiet curiosity that comes over you when you first notice certain pieces of audio gear. The kind that makes you pause and look a little closer. The RCF LN19S400 is exactly that kind of driver. Its über-sharp look and subtly unconventional design suggest a fresh approach to
Modern large-format subwoofer drivers represent the pinnacle of transducer engineering, where every gram of material and every turn of the voice coil is optimized for maximum performance. In professional audio, 21-inch designs have become the benchmark for systems that demand the deepest, most powerful low end, setting the standard for
"Everything is a hammer. If we don’t have a hammer, we pick the next best thing and use it as one. If we don’t have that, we grab anything and swing away like it’s a hammer anyways." Can we, really? I am encountering plethora of
There’s no shortage of high-wattage drivers with flashy specs and boasted features. The question is: Does the 12LEX1300Nd just look the part, or can it actually deliver? Let´s have a look into such serious work machine. This review is sponsored by MS-Sound (www.ms-sound.cz), who kindly provided
This is Beyma 12LEX1000Fe, featuring Exclusive Malt Cross® Technology cooling system designed to ensure high power handling and low distortion - so they say. With a more conventional ferrite motor but serious ambitions, it enters the lab ready to prove its worth. This review is sponsored by MS-Sound (www.ms-sound.
We’re currently under early stage of construction as I fine-tune the experience and initial content. Official launch coming ~ March 2026 //12.02.2026 Been long time. Delays, issues, new findings. Reviews are being worked on, TSQ2460 will be released ~ next week, and then more... //9.10.2025 - FaitalPro
//In the works! If you've ever tried to compare subwoofers or design an enclosure, you've probably fallen down the rabbit hole of specs: Xmax, Xlim, Xvar, Xmech, Xdamage... It starts with a simple search, and suddenly you're deep in forums, spec sheets, and contradictory
// In the works! This review is sponsored by ms-sound (www.ms-sound.cz), who kindly provided the speaker for testing. Rest assured, that while sponsorships are very welcome, all technical results and measurements remain completely independent and unbiased. Parameter Manufacturer Specs Measured sample Re [Ω] 2.9 2.95 Fs [Hz]
// In the works! This review is sponsored by ms-sound (www.ms-sound.cz), who kindly provided the speaker for testing. Rest assured, that while sponsorships are very welcome, all technical results and measurements remain completely independent and unbiased. Parameter Manufacturer Specs Measured sample Re [Ω] 5.0 5.1 Fs [Hz]
//In the works! First blood: Phoenix Gold sub. Let’s shake it down. Phoenix Gold is an American brand with global reach, known for producing a wide range of car audio equipment. The general consensus around the brand is positive, and at first glance, the RX2 10S holds its ground