Mar 05, 2005 . For standard surround applications, Onix created the RSS300. This unit's 16 1/2-inch width and 15 1/2-inch height initially sounds somewhat large, but the shallow 6 1/2-inch depth makes up for it. Near the top of the rear panel, there is a single screw slot for wall mounting.
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Onix Rocket RS750 Signature Edition Floorstanding Speakers DESCRIPTION Vifa Ring Radiator tweeter, 4 custom 5.25" long-throw aluminum cone woofers, 38Hz-20kHz ±3dB, 6 …
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Jul 13, 2004 . Onix aims for that big sound from a little package with the smallest member of the Rocket speaker family, the Rocket Tykes. Featuring solid extruded aluminum enclosures, the …
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Oct 04, 2006 . System: 2-way, three-driver direct-radiating system, vented enclosure with two rear-firing flared ports. Drivers: Vifa Ring Radiator tweeter, two custom 5.25" long-throw mid-woofers Frequency Response: ±1.35db 200Hz to 20KHz; ± 3 dB 38 Hz to 20 KHz Crossover Point: 2.5kHz Slope: 12dB acoustic Impedance: 8 Ohms nominal Efficiency: 87dB (@ 1 watt / …
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Onix Rocket RSC200 Center Channels DESCRIPTION 3-way rear-vented design, Vifa Ring Radiator tweeter, one custom 4" midrange and two custom 6.5" long-throw aluminum cone woofers, 50Hz-20kHz ±3dB, 4 Ohm impedance, 91dB sensitivity, 46lbs. [Oct 21, 2004] 2mnygs AudioPhile Strength:
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The Mini-Monitors are great speakers but the RS150s have them in almost every category. Even compared to the higher up Studio 20s which go for about $800 a pair, these speakers fare well. Well the Studio 20s go louder, the RS150s have a tighter midrange and a smoother upper range.
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2-way rear-vented design, Vifa Ring Radiator tweeter, custom 6.5" long-throw aluminum cone woofer, 48Hz-20kHz ±3dB, 6 Ohm impedance, 89dB efficiency, 48lb/pair. Poor workmanship Mediocre sound Annoying tweeter Unreasonable return policy. Based on my experience with Rocket's UFW-10, which is an outstanding equalized subwoofer at its price ...
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Onix Rocket RS550 Floorstanding Speakers user reviews : 5 out of 5 - 1 reviews - audioreview.com
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Feb 04, 2005 . I see that Audioholics is advertising Onix Rockets on thier website. Has anyone heard of the Rockets sold through www.AV123.com Does anyone own them that has some input as to how they sound and build quality. Thanks Chris
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Introduction to the Newest Rocket Loudspeaker - the RS 1000 by Mark Schifter - President of AV123 "I've been thinking night and day about our new Rocket RS 1000 after my last visit to China …As this will be the Top Of The Line for the Rocket Series of loudspeakers, I'm going to pour a lot into this product as it represents sort of a milestone for me…
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Dec 07, 2006 . RS450 Build Quality and Setup. The Rocket RS450s came double boxed, capped by foam with two additional foam collars around the body of the speaker, and covered in a cotton sock. White cotton gloves are provided to assist you in removing the speakers without getting a ton of fingerprints all over the glossy finish.
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Rocket Loudspeakers by Onix RS750, RSC200, RS250, and RSS300 Loudspeakers Page 2. After a few weeks' break-in, I tried an experiment, alternately using the RS250 monopoles and RSS300 dipoles for the rear surround channels. I've always been bothered by the phasiness of dipolar surrounds. I recognize that in many rooms dipolars are the only way ...
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Rocket is a brand of Onix Audio, a 20 year old British hi-fi manufacturer. Onix is currenty owned by a partnership between Mark Schifter and a Chinese entity. Onix owns a factory in China where Onix, Rocket and many other speakers are made under Mark’s personal supervision.
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Onix is a Pokémon composed of a giant chain of gray boulders that become smaller towards the tail. Its length makes it the tallest Rock-type Pokémon. It has black eyes and a rounded snout. On top of its head is a rocky spine. As it grows older, it becomes more rounded and smoother, eventually becoming similar to black diamonds.
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Onix (イワーク Iwaaku) is a Rock/Ground-type Pokémon introduced in Generation I. Onix is a Rock Snake Pokémon. Its serpentine body is made up of large gray boulders and little pebbles. It has a long horn atop its head and small eyes. Onix can have the abilities Rock Head or Sturdy. Rock Head prevents Onix from recoiling, while Sturdy gives Onix immunity to OHKO moves . …
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DESCRIPTION. 2-way rear-vented design, Vifa Ring Radiator tweeter, 2 custom 6.5" long-throw aluminum cone woofers, 40Hz-20kHz ±3dB, 6 Ohm impedance, 89dB efficiency, 110lb/pair. RS-550 mkII Introduced: 2004 Category: > Notes: pr, 2-6.5in woofs, 1in twtr Retail Price: $999.00. 41.5" H x 9" W x 21" D. read more….
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How To Evolve Onyx? Onix is a fairly rare and powerful Rock-type Pokémon that can be found in most Pokémon games. In order to evolve your Onix into Steelix, you’ll need an item called Metal Coat.Once your Onix is holding the Metal Coat, trading it will trigger the evolution into Steelix.
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Onix (Pokémon) From Bulbapedia, the community-driven Pokémon encyclopedia. Onix (Japanese: イワーク Iwark) is a dual-type Rock / Ground Pokémon introduced in Generation I. It evolves into Steelix when traded holding a Metal Coat.
It also consumes the boulders for food. The massive, winding tunnels it leaves behind are used as homes by Diglett. As seen in the Pokémon Stadium series, Onix is capable of rotating its head, or any part of its body, in a full 360 degrees.
Onix has a magnet in its brain. It acts as a compass so that this Pokémon does not lose direction while it is tunneling. As it grows older, its body becomes increasingly rounder and smoother. Onix has a magnet in its brain. It acts as a compass so that this Pokémon does not lose direction while it is tunneling.
An Onix, dubbed "King Onix", appeared in Hooked on Onix. Team Rocket tricked King Onix into thinking Ash and his friends were going to destroy his kingdom.
Kudos to Rocket for not joining the me-too crowd of center-speaker non-engineering. The RS250 surround speaker has a single 6.5-inch woofer and the same Vifa tweeter as in the other models. It is nearly the same width and depth as the RS750, and when a room is filled with these wood sculptures, it's a beautiful sight.
If the RS750s aren't tall enough, 6.5-inch risers are available for $99/pair. For standard surround applications, Onix created the RSS300. This unit's 16 1/2-inch width and 15 1/2-inch height initially sounds somewhat large, but the shallow 6 1/2-inch depth makes up for it.
The RS750 main speaker stands just over 3 feet tall, but its 9-inch width, which slopes down to a face 61/4 inches wide, makes for little physical intrusion at the front of the room. That narrow face is just wide enough for a vertical row of four custom-made, 5.25-inch aluminum woofers topped by Vifa's familiar ring-radiator tweeter.
In all Rocket models, both ends of the speakers are finished in a hand-rubbed, gloss-black lacquer with a depth of finish that hot-rod auto enthusiasts lust after (or would that be luster after?).