Rava vs KEF Kube 12 MIE
The Kube 12 MIE's low-frequency extension is 22 Hz against the Rava's 27 Hz and its high-frequency extension 140 Hz against 160 Hz. Both share woofer (12") and drivers (1).
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The Adire Audio Rava subwoofer centers around the legendary Shiva 12-inch driver with a Kevlar-reinforced paper cone and 60-ounce magnet, capable of 1.25-inch linear stroke and 2-inch maximum excursion. Powered by a 250W RMS Class A/B amplifier at 4 Ohms, it uses a sealed enclosure for tight, accurate bass reproduction prioritizing precision over maximum output, ideal for small to medium home theaters and music setups. Reviewed in 2002, it delivers smooth upper bass with low distortion. Adire Audio is no longer manufacturing the Rava, though the company has revived for other products.
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