
Add booming bass to your audio setup with this Klipsch Reference R-10SW subwoofer, which features a built-in digital amplifier that offers 300W peak power. A 10" IMG (injection-molded graphite) woofer reduces cone breakup and distortion for clear tones.
A: You can use L/R connections on very high end receivers but for a normal hookup you can use the single "L/LFE" line in hooked to the sub output on receiver.
A: There should be a sub out on the receiver, assuming you have a 5.1 system or higher. The number on the left is the amount of speakers you can run. (1)Left(2)Right(3)Center(4)Surroundleft(5)Surroundright. And the number on the right of 5.1 would be for the amount of sub-woofers/subs you could run.
Q: Klipsch - Reference 10" 300W Powered Subwoofer
A: The sub is self-powered with a built-in amp, so as long as you connect it to a 'passive/non-powered subwoofer output' on your receiver, you should be good. But always look at the user manual of your receiver for specific instructions.
Q: How much electricity does this 10" subwoofer consume ?
A: I would use the rms not the peak. If John uses a window fan (200 watts) 4 hours a day for 120 days per year, how much does it cost him to run his fan per year? 200 X 4 X 120 = 96 kWh 1000 96 kWh X 8.9 Cents/kWh = $8.16 per year
A: A subwoofer is meant for lows only no highs, that's why you can't hear the music only bass, it's basic stereo knowledge ,, you need mids or highs then you'll get the results you want
Q: WILL IT WORK WITH A DENON AVR 1612 RECEIVER
A: WORKS GREAT WITH OUR YAMAHA RXA870 RECEIVER SHOULD WORK GREAT WITH YOUR DENON AVR RECEIVER. WE EVEN HAVE IT MIXED WITH OUR 5 OLDER KLIPSCH SPEAKERS. WE BOUGHT THIS TO REPLACE OUR 17 YR OLD SUBWOOFER IT LASTED THAT LONG. GOOD LUCK WITH YOUR DECISION.
A: The power cord is approximately 4 ft in length.
Q: Do the Klipsch subs come with a front grille, none are shown in any pics
A: Yes. It looks great either way.