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[@jasx1485]

My b2 audio mani 3 way speakers are made in Denmark. Sweet like Danish

[@HAMMER_2.2]

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[@HAMMER_2.2]

I didn't know the RS Series were designed in Denmark! I remember the Black series, based on SB Acoustics - a great company from Denmark. As someone with Danish heritage myself, I've been looking at alot of Danish made mids and tweeters to accompany my Dynaudio MW182 midbass drivers. I was really eyeing the Arc RS line without even knowing where they were designed! I might have just convinced myself to move forward with either the RS 3.0 or 4.0 and the 1.0 tweeter!

[@constantinelheman]

SB Acoustics is an Indonesian company. But the speaker designed is indeed from Denmark's company called Danesian Audio. The RS Series I'm told is made in Indonesia and therefore, logically, should be manufactured by SB Acoustics.

[@HAMMER_2.2]

I would LOVE to know what midbass that Fred is powering with 400w! My build has a 3 way with dynaudio mw182 10" midbass drivers and I'm planning to give them at least 300w each, so I love hearing of other Monster midbass installs!

[@romeshkulasegaram8452]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/a3jWgHWJoatlg80 This is the V1 Amp. configuration using the X2's. The speakers are the RS 1.0. 3.0 and an 8" in the doors. (IIRC)

[@ARCAudioTv]

He's running the RS 6.0. It's important to keep in mind that they can handle the power but only for music. Not for test tones or SPL. Music is dynamic so they are not receiving a consistent bridged rating power on each driver.

[@romeshkulasegaram8452]

I was corrected: They are now RS 6.0 down in the door. Fred has had a few different variations in the last couple of years.

[@HAMMER_2.2]

​@ARCAudioTv thanks Arc Audio! I plan to update my system with your X2 600.4 amps on my front stage. One Amp to RS tweeters and RS 4.0 mids. Then one more amp bridged to my Dynaudio mw182 midbass drivers.