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RSL Speedwoofer 10S MKII

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RSL Speedwoofer 10S MKII

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Specifications · per-field provenance

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Driver size (in)10Manufacturer
Driver count1Manufacturer
Driver configurationsingleManufacturer
Passive or poweredpowered activeManufacturer
RMS power (W)400Manufacturer
Peak power (W)1000Manufacturer
Frequency response, low (Hz)22Manufacturer
Frequency response toleranceplus minus 3dBManufacturer
Enclosure typeported bass reflexManufacturer
Port locationrearManufacturer
Auto onYesManufacturer
Wireless optionYesManufacturer
Speaker level inputsYesManufacturer
LFE inputYesManufacturer
Height (in)16Manufacturer
Width (in)15Manufacturer
Depth (in)17.8Manufacturer
Weight (lbs)46Manufacturer

Common questions

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Is the RSL Speedwoofer 10S MKII sealed or ported?

Ported around a 10" 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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