Fathom f112 vs E-Sub e112
The E-Sub e112's high-frequency extension is 118 Hz against the Fathom f112's 119 Hz and its low-frequency extension 22 Hz against 21 Hz. Both share woofer (12") and drivers (1).
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The Fathom f112 is a compact, sealed powered subwoofer with a single 12-inch long-throw driver and an integrated 1,500-watt RMS short-term amplifier. It includes RCA and XLR inputs, a defeatable low-pass filter, adjustable phase and polarity, an extreme low-frequency trim, and JL Audio's Automatic Room Optimization (ARO) system with a calibration microphone. The original f112 is distinct from the later Fathom f112v2, which uses a higher-powered 1,800-watt amplifier and updated specifications.
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The E-Sub e112's high-frequency extension is 118 Hz against the Fathom f112's 119 Hz and its low-frequency extension 22 Hz against 21 Hz. Both share woofer (12") and drivers (1).
The E-Sub e110's high-frequency extension is 120 Hz against the Fathom f112's 119 Hz, its low-frequency extension 23 Hz against 21 Hz, and its woofer 10" against 12". Both share drivers (1).
The Defiance S12's low-frequency extension is 16 Hz against the Fathom f112's 21 Hz and its power handling 1200 W against 1800 W. Both share woofer (12") and drivers (1).
The Performa3 B112's low-frequency extension is 50 Hz against the Fathom f112's 21 Hz and its high-frequency extension 200 Hz against 119 Hz. Both share woofer (12") and drivers (1).
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McIntosh PS112
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