Bic Acoustech PL-200 II vs BIC America F12

Bic Acoustech PL-200 II review

The PL-200 is the oldest in the line of this manufacturer, equipped with a solid driver with a 12-inch metallic polymer diffuser. Bic Acoustech PL-200 II vs BIC America F12 has 250 W power but F12 – 150 W. An amplifier with power of up to 1000 watts at the peak, is built according to the BASH scheme with maximum efficiency.

Acoustech PL-200 looks quite strict and, at the same time, elegant. There are high-level inputs with screw terminals and linear LFE. The acoustic design is a bass reflex, the impressive port of which is brought back.

BIC America F12 review

The 12-inch front-start F12 features a 475W high-power peak amplifier developed by BASH Technology. The F12 has an adjustable crossover, volume control, automatic signal recognition, high-level inputs, as well as Dolby Pro Logic and Dolby Digital inputs.

The subwoofer fits seamlessly into any music system and shows good results. The black case is made of thick finish black MDF laminate. This sub is large and heavy, however BIC America F12 has 9,2 kg vs Bic Acoustech PL-200 II – 20,9 kg. On the back panel are the volume control, input connectors for the receiver and speakers, an RCA connector, a three-position power button.

Bic Acoustech PL-200 II pros & cons

BIC America F12 pros & cons