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KEF Ci3160RLb-THX

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KEF Ci3160RLb-THX

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$1,300
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Specifications · per-field provenance

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Speaker typein-wallManufacturer
Way configuration1-wayManufacturer
Woofer count3Manufacturer
Woofer size (in)6.5Manufacturer
Impedance, nominal (Ω)4Manufacturer
Sensitivity (dB @ 1 W/1 m)92Manufacturer
Sensitivity measurement contextunstatedManufacturer
Frequency response, low (Hz)20Manufacturer
Frequency response, high (Hz)140Manufacturer
Frequency response toleranceunstatedManufacturer
Enclosure typeopen baffleManufacturer
Cutout width (in)8.2Manufacturer
Cutout height (in)26Manufacturer
Height (in)26.8Manufacturer
Width (in)9.1Manufacturer
Depth (in)3.8Manufacturer
Weight (lbs)24.1Manufacturer
Sold aseachManufacturer

Common questions

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What receiver do you need to drive the KEF Ci3160RLb-THX?

The KEF Ci3160RLb-THX is rated at 92 dB sensitivity (efficient — it reaches volume on modest power) and is 4Ω nominal with no stated minimum — pick a receiver explicitly rated for 4Ω loads. Our free builder checks this against the exact parts in your build.

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