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Power Sound Audio S1813M

Power Sound Audio
Power Sound Audio S1813M

Price

$1,750
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Specifications · per-field provenance

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Driver size (in)18Manufacturer
Driver count1Manufacturer
Driver configurationsingleManufacturer
Passive or poweredpowered activeManufacturer
Amplifier classICEpowerManufacturer
RMS power (W)1920Manufacturer
Peak power (W)4300Manufacturer
Frequency response, low (Hz)19Manufacturer
Frequency response toleranceplus minus 3dBManufacturer
Enclosure typesealedManufacturer
Down firingNoManufacturer
Auto onYesManufacturer
RCA inputs2Manufacturer
Height (in)20.5Manufacturer
Width (in)20Manufacturer
Depth (in)22Manufacturer
Weight (lbs)79Manufacturer
Finish optionsMatte BlackManufacturer

Common questions

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Is the Power Sound Audio S1813M sealed or ported?

Sealed around a 18" driver, per its stated enclosure type. Sealed subwoofers roll off gently and stay tight and controlled — a strong fit for music, mixed use, and rooms where room gain hands back the deepest octave (small rooms, apartments).

Computed from this product’s normalized, source-tracked fields — an unstated spec reads as “can’t check”, never as a yes or a no.
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