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corafanrip - 2012-04-19 11:08

the 2 JVC M70 after a cleaning, he again looks really great from the good point is he is fine tape and radio antennas, unfortunately, missing him what the hell that I get even very

lav.loo - 2012-04-19 11:22

nice box congrats

corafanrip - 2012-04-21 07:13

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TtajO1v1sbw

driptip - 2012-04-21 10:13

good job cora, the m70 is one classic unit , they sound very good.

mitchelljames - 2012-04-23 13:14

Another grear find Cora, i really need to get one of these.

davebush - 2012-04-23 13:51

YEP......YOU CANT BEAT AN M70.......SWEET

maxx134 - 2012-04-28 14:12

I been using the m70 as a benchmark to compare with every other box.

So far in its size group it cannot be surpassed that O know of.

The 47w version is one notch louder, but then it also hits distortion limit one notch sooner.

Also I have noticed a slight difference in sound as I have both the m70c and m70jw.

The

overall sonic signature is the same yet the mids are slightly more on the woofers of the m70c whereas the mids are more reproduced by the tweeters on the m70jw.

I dont know if age has to do with it as the jw version was less used.

Also none of my other boxes, of same type and size, come close in loudness except for a Sanyo m9994k. I dont have many boxes anyway so I cant say.

corafanrip - 2012-04-30 12:14

Originally Posted by Maxx134:

I been using the m70 as a benchmark to compare with every other box.

So far in its size group it cannot be surpassed that O know of.

The 47w version is one notch louder, but then it also hits distortion limit one notch sooner.

Also I have noticed a slight difference in sound as I have both the m70c and m70jw.

The

overall sonic signature is the same yet the mids are slightly more on the woofers of the m70c whereas the mids are more reproduced by the tweeters on the m70jw.

I dont know if age has to do with it as the jw version was less used.

Also none of my other boxes, of same type and size, come close in loudness except for a Sanyo m9994k. I dont have many boxes anyway so I cant say.

So I think the Crown CSC has much richer bass was now five hours Mukke 4 belongs to the Crown 850l and 1 hour with the JVC m70 on both phono but when jvc distorted bass when there is too much

reli - 2012-04-30 12:22

The M70 definitely cranks up the volume.....A great outdoors box......But there are other boxes that sound better at low volume levels when you're indoors.

corafanrip - 2012-05-01 01:35

Originally Posted by Reli:

The M70 definitely cranks up the volume.....A great outdoors box......But there are other boxes that sound better at low volume levels when you're indoors

maxx134 - 2012-05-01 07:53

Originally Posted by Reli:

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The M70 definitely cranks up the volume.....A great outdoors box......But there are other boxes that sound better at low volume levels when you're indoors.

Exactly.
I have noticed for loudness no other 6" or under woofer boombox can match it, but for detail at low levels there are some nice boxes out there.

The m70 has a very unique quality at louder volume, where it does not have a "box" or confined sound, as other boxes have to a certain degree when pushed to limit.

Also
I was surprised as I recently obtained and is now my fav so far for lower volume and impressive detail is the JVC 828 for a very nice sound.

maxx134 - 2012-05-01 08:06

CoraFan Have you looked into the LED mod for this box?
It is very nice:
http://www.analogalley.com/m70_light_upgrade.htm

reli - 2012-05-01 10:20

My best 1-piece box for detail and warmth at low volume levels is the Aiwa TPR-950

corafanrip - 2012-05-10 11:32

Originally Posted by Maxx134:

CoraFan Have you looked into the LED mod for this box?
It is very nice:
http://www.analogalley.com/m70_light_upgrade.htm

cool that I can try once