KC62 vs GoldenEar Technology SuperSub X
The SuperSub X's low-frequency extension is 12 Hz against the KC62's 11 Hz, its woofer 8" against 6.5", and its high-frequency extension 250 Hz against 200 Hz. Both share drivers (2).
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The KEF KC62 is a powered subwoofer designed to deliver deep and accurate bass. It features a unique Uni-Core force cancellation design, which utilizes two 6.5-inch drivers powered by 1,000W RMS (2 x 500W) of Class D amplification. This setup provides exceptional control and the ability to produce deep bass despite its compact size. The subwoofer has a frequency response of 11Hz to 200Hz (±3dB) and a maximum output of 105dB. It includes features like P-Flex surround for precise driver movement, Smart Distortion Control Technology to reduce distortion, and KEF's Music Integrity Engine for optimized performance. The KC62 also offers variable low pass filter settings (40Hz – 140Hz) and line output high pass filter options (40Hz – 120Hz, Bypass).
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The SuperSub X's low-frequency extension is 12 Hz against the KC62's 11 Hz, its woofer 8" against 6.5", and its high-frequency extension 250 Hz against 200 Hz. Both share drivers (2).
The MicroVee X's low-frequency extension is 18 Hz against the KC62's 11 Hz, its high-frequency extension 300 Hz against 200 Hz, and its drivers 1 against 2. Both share woofer (6.5").
The Abyss 10's woofer is 10" against the KC62's 6.5", its low-frequency extension 22 Hz against 11 Hz, its high-frequency extension 120 Hz against 200 Hz, and its power handling 800 W against 1000 W.
The Abyss 8's woofer is 8" against the KC62's 6.5", its low-frequency extension 23 Hz against 11 Hz, and its drivers 3 against 2. Both share high-frequency extension (200 Hz).
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