KEF has select
KEF Subwoofers on sale below starting
from $399.99.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member
fourml8r for sharing this deal.
Available:
- Kube8b Subwoofer $399.99
- 1x 8" Drive Unit
- RCA phono sockets
- 300 Watts RMS
- 105dB Maximum Output
- 34 to 140Hz (-6dB) Frequency Response
- Size: 11.5" x 11.5" x 12.2" (HxWxD), 11.3kg
- Kube10b Subwoofer $499.99
- 1x 10" Drive Unit
- RCA phono sockets
- 300 Watts RMS
- 111dB Maximum Output
- 24 to 140Hz (±3dB) Frequency Response
- Size: 14.6" x 13.9" x 14.6" (HxWxD), 17.4kg
- Kube12b Subwoofer $599.99
- 1x 12" Drive Unit
- RCA phono sockets
- 300 Watts RMS
- 114dB Maximum Output
- 22 to 140Hz (±3dB) Frequency Response
- Size: 16.1" x 15.5" x 16.1" (HxWxD), 20.6kg
- KF92 Subwoofer $1,399.99
- 2x 9" Drive Units
- RCA phono sockets
- 1,000 Watts RMS
- 110dB Maximum Output
- 11 to 200Hz (-3dB) Frequency Response
- Size: 13.9" x 13" x 14.2" (HxWxD), 20kg
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That said, the KEF 10b compares to the RSL 10E - both are Class D 300 W RMS, 10" drivers. RSL is about an inch larger (about 16" cube) vs KEF being 15". KEF claims 24 to 140Hz (±3dB) while RSL is 26-200 Hz ± 3db. I would say the 10S MKII is a better buy for most people among all these, for say, a regular living room home audio setup.
Besides the subs, Q150s are back to their 'normal' price of 350$ as part of this sale.
And there is one (?) open box Blade one meta at about 29K!
These KEFs are all SEALED subs. If your main use is movies/TV and you have a big room (esp. an open plan space) then PORTED subs (like the RSL) are the way to go, no comparison. To get similar performance as a ported sub in the same price range, you'd have to go with the much bigger and pricier 15, 18, or 21" models costing $1K-4K.
These KEFs are good if music is your priority and you are under severe WAF pressure to have something petite and pretty.
Besides the subs, Q150s are back to their 'normal' price of 350$ as part of this sale.
And there is one (?) open box Blade one meta at about 29K!
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These KEFs are all SEALED subs. If your main use is movies/TV and you have a big room (esp. an open plan space) then PORTED subs (like the RSL) are the way to go, no comparison. To get similar performance as a ported sub in the same price range, you'd have to go with the much bigger and pricier 15, 18, or 21" models costing $1K-4K.
These KEFs are good if music is your priority and you are under severe WAF pressure to have something petite and pretty.
I currently have a 4.0 setup with JBL A180s as my mains. They do a decent job with low-end, but I'm ready for a dedicated sub. This is an entry-level system in my living room; open floor plan, but small-ish 1,500 sq ft home.
Recommendations for under $500? The RSL 10E is attractive at $300, but this is gonna be mostly for movies. Was considering springing for the 10S mk2, unless anyone has a better recommendation.
I currently have a 4.0 setup with JBL A180s as my mains. They do a decent job with low-end, but I'm ready for a dedicated sub. This is an entry-level system in my living room; open floor plan, but small-ish 1,500 sq ft home.
Recommendations for under $500? The RSL 10E is attractive at $300, but this is gonna be mostly for movies. Was considering springing for the 10S mk2, unless anyone has a better recommendation.
The KF92 is a great little unit. Powerful, tight bass with great response and detail in low and high levels. It's in my audio room and I don't plan on replacing it anytime soon.
These KEFs are all SEALED subs. If your main use is movies/TV and you have a big room (esp. an open plan space) then PORTED subs (like the RSL) are the way to go, no comparison. To get similar performance as a ported sub in the same price range, you'd have to go with the much bigger and pricier 15, 18, or 21" models costing $1K-4K.
These KEFs are good if music is your priority and you are under severe WAF pressure to have something petite and pretty.
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That said, the KEF 10b compares to the RSL 10E - both are Class D 300 W RMS, 10" drivers. RSL is about an inch larger (about 16" cube) vs KEF being 15". KEF claims 24 to 140Hz (±3dB) while RSL is 26-200 Hz ± 3db. I would say the 10S MKII is a better buy for most people among all these, for say, a regular living room home audio setup.
I reviewed the RSL 10E on YouTube and measured it exactly 15".
I agree with you that the RSL is better value and I got 27Hz in my tests.
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