Allow several hours of listening time to adequately break-in the Subwoofer. During
the break-in period, the driver suspension will loosen. The result of break-in will
be an increase in low frequency response, improved definition, and increased
clarity and detail.
Care and Cleaning
To maintain subwoofer appearance, we recommend an occasional application of a
general purpose no-wax surface and furniture cleaner. This may also be used to
gently clean the aluminum cone surface. To clean dust from the grille cloth and
cone surface, use a vacuum with a brush attachment.
Break In Period
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Features
A subwoofer is a must-have component for any home theater or audio system.
The performance of your subwoofer can greatly affect the overall performance of
your system. Without the subwoofer, the deep bass on your music CDs and special
effects on movie soundtracks may not be heard and/or felt. Think of a subwoofer
as a vital component that adds excitement to your theater or music experience. A
powered subwoofer has its own source of amplification (as opposed to passive or
non-amplified subwoofers which require an additional power amplifier).
At the heart of RBH Sound’s subwoofers are proprietary aluminum cone drivers.
The special aluminum cone material combines stiffness, low mass and self damping
properties producing superior definition and accuracy of bass frequencies. A powerful
magnet, extended voice coil and bumped back plate give the drivers high excursion
capability allowing high output capability and accurate dynamic reproduction.
Subwoofers can add considerable low-frequency, deep bass performance to any
home theater or audio system. All RBH Sound powered subwoofers incorporate
discrete class A/B analog power supply amplifiers ensuring low distortion, high
current output and proven reliability. Variable crossover, adjustable phase control
and auto on/off are also included for convenience and easy integration with other
speakers. Connectivity is made easy by allowing the subwoofer to be connected by
either interconnect (line level) or speaker wire (high level).
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stands for Tuned Aperiodic Vent. This technology allows a smaller cabinet
volume to generate lower frequency response without the need for large passive
radiators and extremely powerful amplifiers. By using TAV™ Technology, your
subwoofer is able to incorporate two woofers in a relatively small enclosure with
increased performance. TAV™ bridges the gap between vented and sealed enclosure
subwoofers, providing better low frequency extension and efficiency than a
