R328 vs Bowers & Wilkins ASW610xp
The ASW610xp's low-frequency extension is 25 Hz against the R328's 22 Hz and its power handling 500 W against 350 W. Both share woofer (10") and drivers (1).
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The REL Acoustics R-328 is a subwoofer that features a passive radiator design, combining a front-firing active woofer with a down-firing passive radiator. It includes a 10-inch active drive unit and a 12-inch passive radiator, both designed to provide deep bass extension. The subwoofer is capable of reaching a lower frequency response of 22 Hz at -6 dB in room conditions. It offers various input options, including Hi Level Neutrik Speakon, Lo Level single phono, and LFE phono, allowing for flexible integration into different audio systems. The R-328 is finished in Gloss Piano Black Lacquer and weighs approximately 29 lbs (13.2 kg).
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The ASW610xp's low-frequency extension is 25 Hz against the R328's 22 Hz and its power handling 500 W against 350 W. Both share woofer (10") and drivers (1).
The R528's low-frequency extension is 21 Hz against the R328's 22 Hz, its woofer 12" against 10", and its power handling 500 W against 350 W. Both share drivers (1).
The S/3 SHO's power handling is 400 W against the R328's 350 W and its drivers 2 against 1. Both share low-frequency extension (22 Hz) and woofer (10").
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The MicroVee X's low-frequency extension is 18 Hz against the R328's 22 Hz, its woofer 6.5" against 10", and its power handling 300 W against 350 W. Both share drivers (1).
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