The number of observed cycles of a coalescing binary, the signal-to-no
ise ratio with matched filtering, the event rate and the accuracies in
the determination of the chirp mass, time of arrival and the amplitud
e are calculated for a spherical detector of large bandwidth, showing
their relation to the bandwidth and the resonant frequency. Further, t
he probability of detection and false alarm improve when considering b
oth windows at fundamental and first harmonic frequencies. Spherical d
etectors of large bandwidth are promising tools for the analysis of co
alescing binaries and require novel applications of data analysis tech
niques.