Bose F1 Subwoofer vs Klipsch KPT-445-B

189930.05

F1 Subwoofer

KPT-445-B

Dynamic

Dynamic

NA

HF/MF/MB : 6.5 ohm, LF : 4 ohm

40 Hz - 100 Hz, 34 Hz - 112 Hz

Power Handling : HF/MF/MB : 300 W, LF : 800 W
Power Handling Peak : HF/MF/MB : 1200 W, LF : 3200 W

NA

Passive

105.9 Kg

Black

Black

Mobile DJs.
Solo musicians.
Bands of all styles.
Houses of worship.
Business presentations.
Schools and universities.
Live music performances.
Resorts and hospitality venues.
Two 10-inch high-excursion drivers built into a compact enclosure that’s light and easy to transport.
1,000 watts of power packing all the performance of a larger bass box into a more compact design that’s lighter and easier to carry.
Line output EQ can be set to a high-pass filter or full range, allowing for easy crossover selection when used with a main loudspeaker.
Polarity switch with selections for NORM and REV. Reversing polarity allows for easy correction of low-frequency overlap between the main loudspeaker and subwoofer.
F1 Model 812 extension bracket integrated into the subwoofer can be raised and lowered, allowing the F1 Model 812 loudspeaker to be safely mounted to the subwoofer, eliminating the need for a conventional pole mount or tripod stand.

Bi-amp configuration.
Three compression drivers with 3” and 1.75” Titanium diaphragms.
Four-way design to reduce modulation distortion of high frequency content.
More consistent coverage over a wider bandwidth to ensure a high quality movie going experience from every seat in the house.
Designed to thoroughly deliver digital soundtracks to small to medium sized auditoriums, the KPT-445-B is now offered with a passive crossover for bi-amping. Reduced amplifier numbers leading to reduced wiring lengths generating reduced labor hours makes it a perfect solution on a more-restricted budget.