VA-810 vs VA-1215X
The VA-1215X's power @ 8ω is 250W against the VA-810's 125W and its low-frequency extension 22 Hz against 26 Hz. Both share high-frequency extension (120 Hz) and ways (1).
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The Velodyne VA-810 is a powered subwoofer introduced in 1992, equipped with an 8-inch forward-firing woofer and a 10-inch passive radiator. It includes a built-in Class D amplifier delivering 125 watts RMS (350 watts peak). The subwoofer offers an adjustable low-pass crossover from 40 to 120 Hz, a fixed high-pass crossover at 80 Hz, and selectable phase control (0° or 180°). It supports both line-level (RCA) and speaker-level inputs and outputs, with signal sensing auto turn on/off functionality that can be disabled. The frequency response ranges from 26 Hz to 120 Hz, and the unit is magnetically shielded for video use. Additional features include a gain compression circuit to prevent over excursion and amplifier clipping, variable volume control, and a power indicator LED. The cabinet dimensions are approximately 16-7/8" high, 14-1/4" wide, and 14-1/4" deep, including feet and grill. The VA-810 is designed for accurate low-frequency reproduction and flexible installation options.
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