R400b vs Kube 10 MIE
The Kube 10 MIE's low-frequency extension is 24 Hz against the R400b's 26 Hz and its woofer 10" against 9". Both share sensitivity (111 dB) and high-frequency extension (140 Hz).
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The KEF R400b is a powered subwoofer featuring twin 9-inch bass drivers, each powered by a 250W class-D amplifier, totaling 500W of power. It is designed to deliver deep bass with a frequency response of 26Hz to 140Hz (-6dB) and a maximum output of 111dB. The subwoofer includes a variable fourth-order low-pass filter adjustable from 40Hz to 140Hz, allowing for precise integration with other speakers. It also features phase adjustment (0 or 180 degrees) and an equalization switch offering 0, 6, or 12dB of boost around the 40Hz region. The R400b is available in high-gloss finishes of black or white and is built with a sealed design to minimize vibration.
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The Kube 10 MIE's low-frequency extension is 24 Hz against the R400b's 26 Hz and its woofer 10" against 9". Both share sensitivity (111 dB) and high-frequency extension (140 Hz).
The T2's sensitivity is 110 dB against the R400b's 111 dB, its low-frequency extension 30 Hz against 26 Hz, its woofer 10" against 9", and its high-frequency extension 250 Hz against 140 Hz.
The WH-D10's sensitivity is 110 dB against the R400b's 111 dB, its high-frequency extension 150 Hz against 140 Hz, its woofer 10" against 9", and its low-frequency extension 35 Hz against 26 Hz.
The Dominion d108's low-frequency extension is 29 Hz against the R400b's 26 Hz, its woofer 8" against 9", and its high-frequency extension 119 Hz against 140 Hz. Both share power handling (500 W).
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