This device is a powerful subwoofer with an effective output and a powerful amplifier. It is primarily designed to provide deep and detailed bass, but it also works quite well at high frequencies. See more information in this Klipsch R-10SW review.
Klipsch R-10SW Review
Features
As for the Klipsch R-10SW specs, the equally accessible Klipsch R-10SW subwoofer is able to please the listener with a 300-watt bass output power in the frequency range 32-120 Hz. The basis of the subwoofer is a high-quality digital amplifier. For the recreation of the bottoms, a 254-mm speaker with a cast graphite diffuser and a copper coating is responsible. At a maximum sound wave pressure of 112 dB, the speaker provides dense reproduction, and the rear bass reflex enhances deep bass sound. The key features of this subwoofer are the variable crossover control and the phase switch option, which allows you to adjust the level of low frequencies. A 10 inch, 150 W subwoofer is powerful enough to augment pretty much any budget-tier pair of main speakers just fine.
Design and build
The product is quite lightweight and compact compared to most subwoofers on the market. Other than that, this unit features the same black and copper design that themes most Klipsch home theater speakers. It has the option of a removable foam grill for those who want to cover and protect the driver. From a purely aesthetic point of view, the R-10SW looks like any other Klipsch speaker. It has a simple yet stylish design. The cabinets are firm and made of quality MDF, covered by black vinyl. The front face of this speaker is designed in a way that makes it look like it’s genuinely floating.
Connectivity
It includes line-level and LFE connectivity options that let you connect a subwoofer to any stereo system or home theater system. The R-10SW was made to be a companion subwoofer. It goes along with all products from the Klipsch Audio Ecosystem. Its main function is to add bass to the 5.1 system. Hence it is compatible with the entire range of speakers.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- The receiver’s calibration mic makes me aware that the subwoofer is too close
- It gives that supplementary to video games and music
Cons
- The device is starched. It’s not a very serious defect, but it significantly affects the appearance
- There is a port noise on lower frequencies at comparatively low volumes
Common features
Product
Model
Brand
Reviews
General
Amplification type
Wireless
Detachable grilles
Enclosure type
Power
Nominal output power (RMS), W
Maximal output power (RMS), W
Audio performance
Sensitivity, dB
Impedance, Ohm
Frequency response, Hz
Crossover frequency, Hz
Driver
Driver quantity
Driver size, in
Driver placement
Port placement
Connectivity
Wi-Fi
Bluetooth
Extensive connection
RCA LFE inputs
RCA stereo line level inputs (pair)
RCA outputs
XLR inputs (pair)
XLR outputs (pair)
Speaker level output (pair)
Speaker level input (pair)
Control
Volume
Subwoofer phase
Low-pass filter
Main power switch
App control
Desing
Body material
Woofer composition
Colors
User manual
Manual
Dimensions
Dimensions (W x H x D), cm/in
Weight, kg/pounds
Other
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