It depends on where we tune it:
1) Grey and Orange are closed box, 0.5 and 0.38 cuft respectively, for reference.
2) Green is the standard Indignia alignment - 0.38 cuft, 1.5" x 8" duct, Fb = 38.16 Hz, F6 = 41.08 Hz, 30.1 W
3) Violet is the same but 0.5 cuft, 1.5" x 8" duct, Fb = 32.86 Hz, F6 = 36.52 Hz, 15.6W
4) Black is the 0.5 cuft box retuned to standard Indignia tuning, 1.5" x 5.502", Fb = 38.16 Hz, F6 = 36.52 Hz, 18.3W
Note: Green and black max input power curves superimpose. At any given frequency, with the same box tuning, the maximum input power capacity is equal in the 0.38 and 0.5 cuft box sizes.
If we tune it the same, it will play lower (F6) with the same power handling capacity.
More curves below.
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Pictures to follow of these speakers/speaker being compared. First impressions are the Indignia compares very well, with considerable less expensive drivers. It sounds slightly drier ( not meant as a criticism here) than the micron, which is a little richer. This is primarily noticeable at louder levels. The Micron, with its more expensive drivers, handles power at higher levels a little better. In terms of Imaging, both are champs. Both are fairly fatigue free long term listening, with the Indignia being perhaps slightly more listenable long term, as long as the volume is reasonable. The Micron holds together a little better when attempting to get loud, and while it bests the Indignia in this regard, neither are a rock the house speaker.
