PB12 Ultra 2 vs Klipsch KW-120-THX
The KW-120-THX's low-frequency extension is 20 Hz against the PB12 Ultra 2's 18 Hz and its drivers 1 against 2. Both share high-frequency extension (200 Hz) and woofer (12").
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The SVS PB-12 Ultra/2 is a massive, high-output subwoofer engineered for enthusiasts seeking the ultimate in low-frequency performance. It features twin 12-inch 'Ultra' woofers built by TC-Sounds, a 1,000-watt BASH amplifier with built-in parametric equalizer, and a robust, computer-assisted design (CAD) enclosure. The subwoofer is designed for down-firing operation with a distinctive SVS integrated base-plate, compliant floor mounts, and a low center of gravity for stability. Its three 4-inch high-flow flared ports (with two port blocks included) allow for variable tuning, and the unit is hand-finished in four hardwood veneers or gloss/fine textured black. The PB-12 Ultra/2 is built and tested in SVS's Ohio factory and is known for its unparalleled bass extension and tactile response, making it a favorite for home theater setups.
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Both turn up in the same documented systems.
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