Deep Blue vs Aerial Acoustics SW12
The SW12's power @ 8ω is 400W against the Deep Blue's 450W, its high-frequency extension 100 Hz against 120 Hz, and its low-frequency extension 20 Hz against 13 Hz. Both share ways (1).
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The Velodyne Acoustics Deep Blue DB-15 subwoofer features a forward-firing 15-inch high-excursion driver with a polypropylene reinforced cone, four-layer vented voice coil (3-inch/7.5cm diameter), and double ferrite magnet motor in a sealed MDF cabinet with 1-inch thick walls and 2-inch thick front baffle. Powered by a Class A-B amplifier providing 450W RMS and up to 1000W peak power, it excels in producing tight, distortion-free bass down to 13Hz overall. Revised in 2019 for reduced resonances, it includes versatile controls like 50-180Hz low-pass crossover, 0-180° phase adjustment, volume control, and auto on/off. Connectivity options include stereo RCA line-level, LFE, and high-level speaker inputs, with RCA LFE output. Ideal for music and movies with its closed design eliminating port noise and enabling flexible room placement. Dimensions: 425 x 445 x 488 mm (16.7 x 17.5 x 19.2 inches), weight: 23 kg (50.7 lbs).
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The SW12's power @ 8ω is 400W against the Deep Blue's 450W, its high-frequency extension 100 Hz against 120 Hz, and its low-frequency extension 20 Hz against 13 Hz. Both share ways (1).
The D15-Chimera's power @ 8ω is 1.2kW against the Deep Blue's 450W. Both share high-frequency extension (120 Hz), woofer (15"), and ways (1).
The VI-Q's low-frequency extension is 23 Hz against the Deep Blue's 13 Hz and its high-frequency extension 180 Hz against 120 Hz. Both share woofer (15") and ways (1).
The VTF-TN1's power @ 8ω is 600W against the Deep Blue's 450W and its low-frequency extension 14 Hz against 13 Hz. Both share woofer (15") and ways (1).
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