“I have a rsw 12. It's a rear firing with a passive front. What is the difference between the 2 . I see this 1 has no lfe or low pass.”

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• How is your RSW-12 working after being made 20 years ago? 625W and 2000W is something great isnt it? Original answer your RSW-12 has LFE input but inputs are L and R so you will need and Y-splitter since your AVR will provide your only one output.

  Answered by pulseps 5 years ago

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• Front firing give you more impact bass, the kind that hits you in the chest. The rear port adds to the low end rumble. When a woofer is rear or down firing it is to help cover up mechanical noise made by the woofer, considered an undesirable side effect especially at higher levels. It does have an adjustable crossover, LFE and gain control. There are no speaker level inputs so your AVR needs to have subwoofer preamp outs.

  Answered by Stereoenthusiast 5 years ago

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• This subwoofer does have an LFE port, as well as an adjustable Low Pass Filter.

  Answered by BBurgDave 5 years ago

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• The Klipsch SW has LFE, front firing with a rear port

  Answered by TOMO 6 years ago

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