Gravis VI vs Paradigm Persona
The Persona's low-frequency extension is 12 Hz against the Gravis VI's 18 Hz, its woofer 8" against 12", and its power handling 3400 W against 2400 W. Both share power @ 8ω (1.7kW).
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The Gravis VI is crafted with artisanal attention to detail, boasting hand-finished wooden or lacquer tops and Sonus Faber's signature leather finish. It is engineered to provide deep bass extension and seamless integration with high-performance speaker systems.
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