E-Sub e110 vs Sonus Faber Gravis I
The Gravis I's low-frequency extension is 30 Hz against the E-Sub e110's 23 Hz and its woofer 8" against 10". Both share high-frequency extension (120 Hz) and drivers (1).
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The JL Audio E-Sub e110 is a powered home subwoofer using a front-firing 10-inch polypropylene long-throw driver in a sealed (acoustic suspension) enclosure. It is engineered for high-output, low-distortion bass in music and home theater systems, with an anechoic frequency response of 25-116 Hz (±1.5 dB), -3 dB at 23 Hz / 120 Hz, and -10 dB at 18 Hz / 165 Hz. A built-in 1200 W RMS short-term amplifier drives the woofer, providing substantial headroom for demanding low-frequency content. The e110 offers variable low-pass crossover (25-130 Hz, 24 dB/octave), phase control (variable 0-280° plus 0/180° polarity), level control, and preamp-level (RCA) plus speaker-level inputs, along with selectable isolated/grounded input grounding and high-pass or pass-through line outputs for flexible integration into a wide range of stereo and multichannel systems. The compact, heavily braced MDF cabinet is available in Black Ash or Gloss Black finishes and measures approximately 13.5"W x 14.24"H x 16.51"D, weighing about 52.7 lb (≈53 lb).
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The closest alternatives on specs, description and the systems they turn up in, with the specs they share set side by side.
The Gravis I's low-frequency extension is 30 Hz against the E-Sub e110's 23 Hz and its woofer 8" against 10". Both share high-frequency extension (120 Hz) and drivers (1).
The Dynamo 10's high-frequency extension is 200 Hz against the E-Sub e110's 120 Hz. Both share low-frequency extension (23 Hz), woofer (10"), and drivers (1).
The Dominion d108's high-frequency extension is 119 Hz against the E-Sub e110's 120 Hz, its low-frequency extension 29 Hz against 23 Hz, and its woofer 8" against 10". Both share drivers (1).
The Kube 12 MIE's low-frequency extension is 22 Hz against the E-Sub e110's 23 Hz, its high-frequency extension 140 Hz against 120 Hz, and its woofer 12" against 10". Both share drivers (1).
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