SRS-210R vs HRS-12
The HRS-12's power @ 8ω is 1.0kW against the SRS-210R's 2.7kW. Both share sensitivity (108 dB), impedance (8Ω), and low-frequency extension (18 Hz).
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The Sunfire SRS-210R SubRosa is a high-performance flat panel subwoofer featuring two 10-inch high back-EMF woofers with custom high excursion design. It delivers powerful bass with a power handling capacity of 2700 watts and a frequency response range of 18 Hz to 100 Hz, producing a sound pressure level (SPL) of 108 dB. The subwoofer is designed with StillBass anti-shake technology and a Tracking Downconverter power supply to ensure clean, distortion-free bass. It comes in an elegant ebonized rosewood flat panel cabinet measuring 44.5 inches wide, 14.25 inches high, and 3.5 inches deep, weighing 59 lbs. The system is typically paired with the Sunfire SRA-2700EQ amplifier, which outputs 2700 watts RMS and includes adjustable high cut filters and soft clipping circuitry. The SRS-210R is suitable for both in-room and on-wall applications, offering a slim profile and high-quality bass performance. It is no longer in production but remains sought after for its unique design and sound quality.
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