Klipsch R-120SW vs Klipsch R-110SW

Klipsch R-110SW review

The Klipsch R-110SW model can be attributed to more advanced options for audio systems. Working in the frequency range of 27-125 Hz with a sound pressure of 114 dB, the subwoofer is capable of providing power of 450 watts. Comparing Klipsch R-110SW vs Klipsch R-120SW you can notice that 110 SW has smaller driver size: 10 inches against 12. A special platform for resonance cancellation guarantees a clean and detailed bass. The front bass reflex in the lower part of the cabinet, together with the 254 mm IMG speaker, recreate a rich and rich bottom scene, and the phase control allows you to achieve the most coordinated output sound. Connects speakers using RCA-connectors.

Klipsch R-120SW review

The Klipsch R-120SW subwoofer has a Class D amplifier that develops a rated power of 200 W, which was custom made to Klipsch specifications. This amplifier has low distortion and is precisely matched to the subwoofer speaker, thereby achieving high efficiency. What about weight Klipsch R-120SW has 14kg vs 17.8 kg from R-110SW. On the rear panel of the Klipsch R-120SW there are controls for signal level, filter tune frequency, and an absolute phase switch. The subwoofer is equipped with damping supports, providing the necessary mechanical isolation from the floor surface. In general, this design has good acoustic inertness, that is, it does not color the sound even at high volume.

Klipsch R-110SW pros & cons

Klipsch R-120SW pros & cons