Prestige 2000SW 15" vs JL Audio Fathom f113
The Fathom f113's woofer is 13.5" against the Prestige 2000SW 15"'s 15", its low-frequency extension 17 Hz against 12 Hz, and its power handling 2500 W against 2000 W. Both share drivers (1).
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The Paradigm Prestige 2000SW is a premium subwoofer featuring a single 15-inch high excursion driver with an X-PAL™ Pure-Aluminum Cone and Active Ridge Technology (ART™) surround. It is housed in a sealed enclosure, ensuring tight and controlled bass. The subwoofer includes a built-in Ultra-Class D™ power amplifier capable of delivering 3,400 Watts peak and 2,000 Watts RMS. It also features advanced technologies like Perfect Bass Kit (PBK) for room correction, a USB port, and an onboard sweep function to identify room resonances. The Prestige 2000SW is designed to provide deep bass with low distortion, making it suitable for both home theaters and music systems.
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The Fathom f113's woofer is 13.5" against the Prestige 2000SW 15"'s 15", its low-frequency extension 17 Hz against 12 Hz, and its power handling 2500 W against 2000 W. Both share drivers (1).
The XR 13's woofer is 13" against the Prestige 2000SW 15"'s 15" and its power handling 2200 W against 2000 W. Both share low-frequency extension (12 Hz) and drivers (1).
The XR 11's low-frequency extension is 14 Hz against the Prestige 2000SW 15"'s 12 Hz, its woofer 11" against 15", and its power handling 1100 W against 2000 W. Both share drivers (1).
The BalancedForce 212's low-frequency extension is 18 Hz against the Prestige 2000SW 15"'s 12 Hz, its woofer 12" against 15", its power handling 1700 W against 2000 W, and its drivers 2 against 1.
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