4-10 vs 6-10
The 6-10's sensitivity is 99.2 dB against the 4-10's 100 dB. Both share power @ 8ω (300W), low-frequency extension (20 Hz), and high-frequency extension (120 Hz).
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The Tekton Design 4-10 Subwoofer features a unique four 10-inch subwoofer line array that provides a moving piston surface area larger than an 18" woofer, delivering exceptionally believable and true sounding bass. It has a compact 13" x 17" floor footprint and a high-efficiency acoustic suspension sealed enclosure capable of producing up to 120dB of high fidelity bass output. The subwoofer covers a frequency response from 20Hz to 120Hz, with a recommended crossover setting between 60Hz and 80Hz. It includes a 300 WRMS amplifier, 100dB sensitivity at 2.83V/1m, and a 360-degree variable phase for seamless integration with main speakers. The cabinet measures 45.5" tall x 13" wide x 17" deep and weighs 95 lbs. It is manufactured in the USA. Professional reviews highlight its fast, tight, and musical bass that blends seamlessly with main speakers, enhancing dynamic contrast and spatial sense without sounding separate from the loudspeakers.
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