FV15HP2 vs FV15HP
The FV15HP's crossover is 100 Hz against the FV15HP2's 25 Hz. Both share low-frequency extension (12 Hz), high-frequency extension (200 Hz), and woofer (15").
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The Rythmik FV15HP2 subwoofer features a 15" anodized aluminum high excursion driver with a 3" voice coil and a 200 oz magnet, housed in a solid, inert ported enclosure. It is powered by a 900W RMS Class D patented servo-controlled amplifier that ensures tight and accurate bass reproduction by counteracting driver non-linearities and thermal compression. The subwoofer includes bass extension controls allowing adjustment of bass extension and excursion control, with selectable crossover slopes (12 or 24 dB/octave) and a crossover range of 25-100 Hz. It offers balanced XLR input connections and is available in multiple finishes including Gloss Piano Black, Black Oak, Matte Black, and Matte White. The dimensions are approximately 24.5" H x 18.25" W x 24.25" D, and it weighs 115 pounds. Peak output measurements show a maximum of 109.2 dB at 54.6 Hz with two ports open and bass extension filter set to High, providing a smooth roll-off below 20 Hz. The subwoofer is suitable for high-performance home theater and audiophile applications requiring deep, controlled bass with low distortion.
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