B1 vs Stadium III
The Stadium III's low-frequency extension is 16 Hz against the B1's 13 Hz, its woofer 10" against 12", and its crossover 24 Hz against 22 Hz. Both share ways (1).
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The REL Acoustics Britannia Series B1 subwoofer stands out for its exceptional speed, authority, and musicality despite its large 12-inch driver. It delivers powerful, visceral bass with precise transient response and low-end extension to 13Hz in-room at -6dB, ideal for high-end audio systems. Featuring a unique Acoustic Resistive Matrix (ARM) loaded enclosure with a 4.75-inch port, it uses a 500W DC-coupled MOSFET Class A/B amplifier. Connectivity includes high-level Neutrik Speakon, RCA, and XLR inputs with flexible gain options. Voiced for greater weight in the bottom register, it reproduces the air shudder of real bass instruments while retrieving subtle hall reverb. This flagship model from the Britannia series (early 2000s) is no longer manufactured.
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The Stadium III's low-frequency extension is 16 Hz against the B1's 13 Hz, its woofer 10" against 12", and its crossover 24 Hz against 22 Hz. Both share ways (1).
The Britannia B2's woofer is 10" against the B1's 12", its low-frequency extension 22 Hz against 13 Hz, and its power handling 300 W against 500 W. Both share drivers (1).
The T-7i's woofer is 8" against the B1's 12", its low-frequency extension 30 Hz against 13 Hz, and its power handling 200 W against 500 W. Both share drivers (1).
The SUB 600P's low-frequency extension is 28 Hz against the B1's 13 Hz and its high-frequency extension 270 Hz against 95 kHz. Both share woofer (12") and ways (1).
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