SPL-800 vs SPL-1000IIB
The SPL-1000IIB's power @ 8ω is 1.0kW against the SPL-800's 600W, its low-frequency extension 24 Hz against 28 Hz, and its woofer 10" against 8". Both share high-frequency extension (120 Hz).
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The SPL-800 series is known for its ability to produce deep bass despite its compact size. It includes features such as adjustable low-pass crossover, phase control, and line-level inputs. The enclosure is typically sealed, ensuring tight and controlled bass response. The SPL-800 series has evolved over time, with models like the SPL-800II and SPL-800R offering enhanced specifications and technologies like Velodyne's ERS (Energy Recovery System) amplifiers for improved efficiency and reliability.
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The SPL-1000IIB's power @ 8ω is 1.0kW against the SPL-800's 600W, its low-frequency extension 24 Hz against 28 Hz, and its woofer 10" against 8". Both share high-frequency extension (120 Hz).
The HRS-12's power @ 8ω is 1.0kW against the SPL-800's 600W, its high-frequency extension 100 Hz against 120 Hz, its low-frequency extension 18 Hz against 28 Hz, and its woofer 12" against 8".
The HGS-10's high-frequency extension is 125 Hz against the SPL-800's 120 Hz, its low-frequency extension 20 Hz against 28 Hz, its woofer 10" against 8", and its crossover 80 Hz against 40 Hz.
The Tzero MKIII's power @ 8ω is 100W against the SPL-800's 600W, its low-frequency extension 37 Hz against 28 Hz, and its woofer 6.5" against 8". Both share high-frequency extension (120 Hz).
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