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[Erik Osland]

Hey there,

I'm just trying to figure out what I have been doing wrong.  I have been trying to sell a set of 4 EAW KF940s for about a year now without even really getting anyone interested.   As far as I can tell, they are about the baddest subs in the business.  They go down to 21 hz, have a sensitivity of 109 and an average output of about 139 db.  I usually use just a pair powered to powered by an RMX 2450 and they still easily outrun any tops I put with them.  They are heavy, but not that heavy.  I have managed to bring them up and down a truck ramp alone for the past year and half without a single trip to the chiropractor.  I just want to sell them because I'm getting into a smaller show market and don't need subs that size to power a VFW with capacity of less than 50.

Erik

[Ivan Beaver]

Erik Osland wrote on Sun, 24 December 2006 09:58

They go down to 21 hz, have a sensitivity of 109 and an average output of about 139 db. Erik

But not at the same time, hence the issues of specs.

[Mike {AB} Butler]

Also, think you might be pricing them too high. There are too many DIY solutions for guys under a tight budget. Get the right price.. and someone will bite - but assuredly, it's probably less than what you're asking.. or these would have sold a long time ago..
Regards,

[hiep nguyen]

The main reasons:

1. Heavy, are they over 400lbs?
2. Too BIG, are they like Chevy Sprint or Ford Focus?

[Mike Butler (media)]

hiep nguyen wrote on Sun, 24 December 2006 12:50

The main reasons: 1. Heavy, are they over 400lbs? 2. Too BIG, are they like Chevy Sprint or Ford Focus?

1. Naw, just a mere 293 lbs. (according to factory spec sheet).
2. Well, not as large as a Chevy (Suzuki) Sprint or Ford Focus, but at 32"x36"x52" unlikely to fit inside either one.