Buy Klipsch KW-120-THX SubwooferKlipsch KW-120-THX Subwoofer Product Description:
- THX Ultra2-certified subwoofer powerful, deep-driving bass in your own home
- Supplied with a 20-foot THX Ultra certified Speaker cable
- 12-inch (No Suggestions) cone woofer with 240-ounce magnet
- 15 pound motor structure and a 20-foot Monster THX Ultra cable with Neutrik Speakon connectors
- Measures 20.25 x 17.75 x 17.75 inches (H x W x D)
Product Description
To achieve intense, deep-bass output in large rooms, this high-performance subwoofer that is part of the THX? Ultra2 family features a 12-inch, long-throw Cerametallic? driver and front-firing port. It includes a 15 pound motor structure and a 20-foot Monster? THX Ultra cable with Neutrik Speakon? connectors. The subwoofer is driven by an external 1-kilowatt amplifier (KA-1000-THX) tailored to its characteristics for maximum output and reliability with extremely low distortion.
The subwoofer's enclosure has the dado and rabbet construction used in Klipsch professional speakers for structural integrity.
Finished in Galaxy black with an aluminum fascia, the KW-120-THX also features top-of-the-line internal wiring to ensure that every roar or explosion is heard with complete clarity.
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8 of 8 people found the following review helpful.
Obscene!
By E. Nash
I also own the Klipsch La Scala's, but I only use them (in conjunction with these subs) for music listening; good match. For movies I use the whole Klipsch THX Ultra2 system.I usually don't take the time to review products but these produce such over the top; totally blow you away; how-the-heck-does-that-much-wall-flexing-pressure-come-out-of-those-little-boxes; earthquake!; fight or flight trauma inducing; PTSD episode triggering; ear-to-ear grining experiences that I had to praise them publicly (I use 4 KW-120-THX subs with 2 of their accompanying KA-1000s). I can't keep things on the shelves. They keep rattling around and falling off when watching The Hulk, Transformers, LOTR, Star Wars, Iron Man and the like. I actually had a house guest scream and jump when the Enterprise went into warp on the last Star Trek movie (2009) with a rib cage cracking boom.I use an SPL meter to set up the room usually at 70-75dB/ch, and run the sub channel 3dB-5dB above the rest of the channels depending on the film and mix, they still sound balanced with the rest of the system and they absolutely just do not care what you throw at them. I'm seriously concerned for the foundation of my house. My girlfriend says my home system's sub rivals the IMAX theater for shear sound immersion, and shock value. Good girlfriend. :)
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