TSEQ-10 vs True
The True's woofer is 8" against the TSEQ-10's 10" and its crossover 100 Hz against 40 Hz. Both share low-frequency extension (16 Hz) and high-frequency extension (100 Hz).
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The Sunfire TSEQ 10 Subwoofer is equipped with a 10-inch woofer and a 10-inch passive radiator, powered by a 2,700-watt Tracking Downconverter amplifier that provides clean, heart-thumping bass. It features Sunfire's proprietary Tracking Down Converter technology for efficient and powerful amplification. The subwoofer includes a Digital Auto-EQ circuit for precise room calibration, ensuring optimal integration with your audio system and room acoustics. Connectivity options include line-level stereo in/out, slave out, balanced mono input, and a microphone input for room calibration. The enclosure is made of MDF with a black ash finish, and the driver is a fiber composite down-firing type. Controls include volume, crossover frequency (adjustable between 40-120 Hz), and phase (0 to 180 degrees variable). The subwoofer uses an acoustic suspension enclosure design and includes thermal and short-circuit protection. Dimensions are approximately 11.75" x 11" x 11.25". This model is designed to deliver tight, extended bass with high excursion drivers and a high back-electromotive force system for superior low-frequency performance.
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The closest alternatives on specs, description and the systems they turn up in, with the specs they share set side by side.
The True's woofer is 8" against the TSEQ-10's 10" and its crossover 100 Hz against 40 Hz. Both share low-frequency extension (16 Hz) and high-frequency extension (100 Hz).
The HRS-12's low-frequency extension is 18 Hz against the TSEQ-10's 16 Hz, its woofer 12" against 10", and its crossover 30 Hz against 40 Hz. Both share high-frequency extension (100 Hz).
The Dominion d108's high-frequency extension is 119 Hz against the TSEQ-10's 100 Hz, its woofer 8" against 10", its low-frequency extension 29 Hz against 16 Hz, and its crossover 25 Hz against 40 Hz.
The LOGO's high-frequency extension is 160 Hz against the TSEQ-10's 100 Hz, its low-frequency extension 35 Hz against 16 Hz, and its crossover 35 Hz against 40 Hz. Both share woofer (10").
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