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3dit0r (Jul 29th 2021)

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Re: The next $400 upgrade? #301389 Jul 27th a 09:04 AM
by Crion
Crion	Originally Posted by IsoAcoustics The GAIA perform well up to the specified weight limits, but once you are within 10% of the weight limit, we recommend using the next size up for best results. We do not recommend exceeding the weight limits of the GAIA’s or GAIA-TITAN’s. So when selecting model, stay within 90% of the weight limit for best results. At least this is how I interpret their recommendation. We also have to account for some speakers only using 3 rather than 4, so need to subtract that from the weight limit as well. Example: DSP80000SE, 105kg Gaia Theis 3 units within 90% of weight range. 145kg -25%, -10% = 97,88kg Gaia Rhea 3 units within 90% of weight range. 190kg -25%, -10% = 128kg Proper Gaia Titan version for DSP8000SE is then Gaia Rhea. DSP7200SE, 55kg Gaia I 3 units within 90% of weight range. 100kg -25%, -10% =67,5kg Gaia II 3 units within 90% of weight range. 55kg -25%, -10% = 37,1kg Proper Gaia version for DSP7200SE is then Gaia I.

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