Klipsch RW-10D Specification Clarification

Joe

Joe

Enthusiast
Looking for help understanding Klipsch’s RW-10D subwoofer’s amplifier power and frequency response.

The specifications read as: “FTC Rated Power: 260 watts continuous @ <2% THD / Dynamic Power*: 575 watts”. Does this mean the subwoofer is 260 watts or 575 watts?

Does "28-120Hz +/-3dB" mean how “deep” and “high” the bass will sound?

Thanks for the help!
 
AVRat

AVRat

Audioholic Ninja
KISS

You're interested in the 260W, but for sudden quick/short explosions it can use the 575W.

20 Hz = Deep low Ogre fart
28 Hz = Manly Fart
120 Hz = Prissy Female Toot

:D:D:D:D:p
 
Joe

Joe

Enthusiast
KISS

You're interested in the 260W, but for sudden quick/short explosions it can use the 575W.

20 Hz = Deep low Ogre fart
28 Hz = Manly Fart
120 Hz = Prissy Female Toot

:D:D:D:D:p
I now understand. Thanks!:D
 
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