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Aperion Audio Bravus III B212
Aperion Audio
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Specifications · per-field provenance
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Driver Size Inches12Manufacturer
Driver Count2Manufacturer
Passive Or Poweredpowered activeManufacturer
Amp ClassClass DManufacturer
RMS Watts750Manufacturer
Peak Watts1500Manufacturer
Power Measurement Channels DrivenunstatedManufacturer
Freq Response Low HZ17Manufacturer
Freq Response Toleranceminus 6dBManufacturer
Enclosure Typeported bass reflexManufacturer
Lp Crossover HZ Min40Manufacturer
Lp Crossover HZ Max160Manufacturer
Phase Controlvariable 0 to 180Manufacturer
Phase Adjustment Range Degrees0° to 180°Manufacturer
RCA Inputs1Manufacturer
Height Inches35.4Manufacturer
Width Inches17.5Manufacturer
Depth Inches17.3Manufacturer
Weight Lbs98Manufacturer
Finish OptionsStealth BlackManufacturer
Common questions
ANSWERED FROM THE DATAIs the Aperion Audio Bravus III B212 sealed or ported?
Ported around a 12" driver, per its stated enclosure type. A ported design uses a tuned vent to play deeper and louder from the same amplifier — what movie soundtracks reward — at the cost of a steeper drop below the port's tuning frequency.
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