KEF Kube 12 MIE Subwoofer vs Klipsch RP-6000F II 2.0.0 Dual

199800.00

Kube 12 MIE Subwoofer

RP-6000F II 2.0.0 Dual

Dynamic

Dynamic

NA

8 Ohms Compatible

Frequency Response ( ±3dB ) : 22Hz – 140Hz

Variable Low Pass Filter : 40Hz – 140Hz, LFE

38Hz - 25KHz +/- 3dB

Power Handling : 125 W
Power Handling Peak : 500 W
Audio Surround Channel : 2.0.0 Channel

22.4 Kg

Black

Black, Brown

Powerful 12 Inch woofer with 300 Watt Class D Amplifier.
Kube offers versatile connection options, including KEF Smart Connect and speaker level inputs, making connecting into any system a breeze.
3 room position EQ options - The intuitive preset options ensure excellent performance from Kube no matter where in the room it is placed.
The Kube features a front-firing long throw driver with a large cone area and high excursion, delivering higher output at lower frequencies. Its efficient and cool-running 300W Class D RMS amplifier further enhances performance.
KEF‘s proprietary DSP (Digital Signal Processing) algorithms ensure that every component of the subwoofer works in perfect harmony. Features such as iBX Intelligent Bass Extension provides even deeper and precise bass at any listening level.

New And Improved Input Panel : Featuring audiophile-grade wire and easily accessible aluminum binding posts for any connection type.
Strong, Flexible, Removable Grille : Attaches magnetically for an elegant transition from powerful showstopper to discrete performance piece.
Furniture Grade Materials And Finishes : Finishes include ebony vinyl and walnut vinyl that boast satin painted baffles with a scratch resistant finish.
Advanced Cabinet Design : Additional bracing and a divided cabinet have been added to minimize cabinet resonances and vibration, for the utmost transparency and clarity.
Cast Aluminum Feet : Provides a more modern look with less resonance than MDF or ABS plastic. It is mechanically designed to minimize surface area in contact with floor, decoupling the speaker for faster, tighter low frequencies and more detail.
Refined Atmos Connections : Upgrading to Dolby Atmos is extremely easy with the simple and hidden connections located on the back of the speakers. These refined connections reduce the amount of wire seen and hold them in place for better wire management.