It's great to see that the measurements correlate well with the overwhelmingly positive reviews for the Micca RB42. They really did a great job with this speaker!
Excellent breakdown!Real knowledge of internals and real world cost estimates for manufacturing. I just found this channel and subscribed much quicker then I would normally . Nice job ......really! 👍🔊🍻
I was really glad to get to see/experience the testing for the Jamo first hand, & having all three of us wracking our brains over the wildly different responses based on the position of the inputs, only to find it was caused by the terminal linkages being made of some poor quality material.. even if we still don't know what or why.. lol
I just completed a house renovation, What I learned from that is that you can build a New home for the same amount of money or a little more in half the time. I'm attempting right now to build my own Klipsch KLF 30 from scratch.because a used set is $1000+ and many times far away and you still end up with a Vintage speaker and old worn out parts that is in need of upgrading.
Thanks for this. The older Jamo c series are really good. I have the c607 (paid $700) that sound better than some of the $1500-$2k speakers. I use 10 gauge copper wire as a jumper
I put together a micca 5.1 minus the sub in my bedroom. A pair of rb42s one rb42-c and two covo s for rear channels.the sub is a bic f12. Super budget build and I couldn’t be happier. Shout out to Zeos for the recommendations. Plus aesthetically I love the compact look vs the bulky look at me Jamos speakers.
I would totally upgrade my RB42s. What attracted me to them was more so the small formfactor rather than the small price. I would just need someone who knows what they're talking about to tell me how.
Just hooked the RB42 up to the Orchard Starkrimson GaN PWM amps at at full tilt 150wpc they have never sounded better. Amazing speakers.
It's great to see that the measurements correlate well with the overwhelmingly positive reviews for the Micca RB42. They really did a great job with this speaker!
Excellent breakdown!Real knowledge of internals and real world cost estimates for manufacturing. I just found this channel and subscribed much quicker then I would normally . Nice job ......really! 👍🔊🍻
I luv tis channel ever since , I don like story teller , but this man are real stuff no story no crap ,l hav learn lots from tis channel and thanks
These RB 42 are realy mind blowing for the sound and low end for this small size ! I have a pair and for this price and a lot more nothing compare !
I seriously love your vids mate, so insightful and honest!
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I was really glad to get to see/experience the testing for the Jamo first hand, & having all three of us wracking our brains over the wildly different responses based on the position of the inputs, only to find it was caused by the terminal linkages being made of some poor quality material.. even if we still don't know what or why.. lol
really enjoy these upgrade series
Finally a reason for using bi-wiring. To mitigate the sound quality deterioration of bi-wiring terminals.
I think the popularity of the Micca has driven the price up.
I just completed a house renovation, What I learned from that is that you can build a New home for the same amount of money or a little more in half the time. I'm attempting right now to build my own Klipsch KLF 30 from scratch.because a used set is $1000+ and many times far away and you still end up with a Vintage speaker and old worn out parts that is in need of upgrading.
Thanks for this. The older Jamo c series are really good. I have the c607 (paid $700) that sound better than some of the $1500-$2k speakers. I use 10 gauge copper wire as a jumper
Good review. Thanks for sharing.
I put together a micca 5.1 minus the sub in my bedroom. A pair of rb42s one rb42-c and two covo s for rear channels.the sub is a bic f12. Super budget build and I couldn’t be happier. Shout out to Zeos for the recommendations. Plus aesthetically I love the compact look vs the bulky look at me Jamos speakers.
Thanks, Danny.
I own both speakers.
Oh boy I'm getting old.. I had a pair of Mica's years ago when they retailed for around $50 for the "x" version with upgraded crossover.
I would totally upgrade my RB42s. What attracted me to them was more so the small formfactor rather than the small price. I would just need someone who knows what they're talking about to tell me how.
I paid $129 for a pair of the Jamo