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KEF Ci200TRb

KEF
KEF Ci200TRb

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$500
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Specifications · per-field provenance

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Where we have it, each spec shows where the data came from.
Speaker typein-ceilingManufacturer
Way configuration1-wayManufacturer
Woofer count1Manufacturer
Woofer size (in)8Manufacturer
Impedance, nominal (Ω)8Manufacturer
Sensitivity (dB @ 1 W/1 m)87Manufacturer
Sensitivity measurement contextunstatedManufacturer
Frequency response, low (Hz)42Manufacturer
Frequency response, high (Hz)120Manufacturer
Frequency response toleranceunstatedManufacturer
Recommended power, min (W)10Manufacturer
Recommended power, max (W)125Manufacturer
Grille includedYesManufacturer
Cutout width (in)9.5Manufacturer
Height (in)11.4Manufacturer
Width (in)11.4Manufacturer
Depth (in)2.5Manufacturer
Weight (lbs)3.8Manufacturer
Sold aseachManufacturer

Common questions

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What receiver do you need to drive the KEF Ci200TRb?

The KEF Ci200TRb is rated at 87 dB sensitivity (on the hungrier side, so amplifier headroom matters) and is 8Ω nominal with no stated minimum — an easy electrical load most receivers handle. Our free builder checks this against the exact parts in your build.

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