Depth 215 vs Depth 212
The Depth 212's woofer is 12" against the Depth 215's 15". Both share low-frequency extension (18 Hz), high-frequency extension (120 Hz), and drivers (2).
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The Depth 215 represents the culmination of MartinLogan's decades of experience in designing high-performance subwoofers. It features a force-canceling dual 15" woofer layout that virtually eliminates cabinet resonances, allowing the custom Carbon Aerocore woofers to deliver pure bass energy without coloration. The system is controlled by a class-leading 64-bit Vojtko DSP engine and includes integrated Anthem Room Correction (ARC Genesis). The Depth 215 is meticulously engineered to deliver powerful bass as cleanly as possible, making it ideal for both dedicated two-channel audio systems and large-scale home theater installations. The tri-layer Carbon Aerocore cone material uses dissimilar materials to dampen and strengthen the cone for maximum fidelity and minimal distortion.
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