Aug 29, 2018
Recently I had the opportunity to test a great subwoofer so I decided to write a Klipsch R-10SW review. This device is a high output powered subwoofer with an efficiently working powerful amplifier. ...
Read MoreKlipsch R-10SW vs Klipsch R-112SW: A Family Affair
Klipsch R-112SW vs R-10SW: choose a perfect match for your home theatre
Klipsch R-112SW is a state of art subwoofer meant to cover large areas. It has a lot of futuristic features and perks to play with. Its younger brother R-10SW is much smaller and lighter, it is somewhat boring. Although when talking about Klipsch R-10SW vs Klipsch R-112SW the smaller woofer also has its advantage. It is more affordable and easy to adjust, more compact. The R-112SW weights twice as much.
Features & Performance
The main difference in Klipsch R-10SW vs R-112SW characteristics is that R-112SW is 600 watts while R-10 SW is 300 watts. The woofers are also different in diameter, R-112SW is 12 inch versus R-10 SW is 10 inch. Although both are made by Klipsch and are of excellent quality and definitely deliver on the promise. Additionally, both of these woofers have a low pass crossover and phase control technology meaning they can be aligned with all Klipsch products to deliver the perfect amount of bass.
Design
Both are beautiful cerametalic woofers enclosed in minimalistic matte black polymer veneer boxes. You cannot compare these two woofer brothers are equally classy and tasteful.
Klipsch R-112SW pros & cons
Pros:
- It is wireless meaning you can put it anywhere in your house. The wireless subwoofer kit comes as a part of the package.
- The front shooting slot port allows for an extra deep and clean sound. The side vibrations are minimal.
- The internal engineering geometry prevents all vibrations or hum. The sound is incredibly rich and clean. Your friends will be amazed.
Cons:
- The woofer is very pricey and it is not a family option. It is about $500 brand new.
- There were some customer reports about the woofer shutting down randomly. The issues start in about a year.
Klipsch R-10SW pros & cons
Pros:
- The line and LFE inputs are available so it is compatible with your home theatre even if it is of some older version.
- It is all digital. That means that the music is very original and close to the source.
- This woofer is really affordable, around $300.
Cons:
- This woofer might be a bit too boring if you want some cool features and technologies.
- There were some reports about blown and burned fuses that were only good for a few months after the purchase.
Klipsch R-10SW review
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Common
Product
Klipsch R-112SW
Klipsch R-10SW
Model
R-112SW
R-10SW
Brand
Klipsch
Klipsch
Rating
4.4 of 5
4.7 of 5
Reviews
107
295
General
Amplification type
active
active
Detachable grilles
Power
Nominal output power (RMS), W
300
150
Maximal output power (RMS), W
600
300
Audio amplifier output power, W
300
150
Audio performance
Sensitivity, dB
118
112
Impedance, Ohm
8
8
Frequency response, Hz
24-125
32-120
Crossover frequency, Hz
40-160
40-160
Driver
Driver quantity
1
1
Driver size, in
12
10
Driver placement
front panel
front panel
Port placement
front panel
back side
Connections
RCA LFE inputs
1
1
RCA stereo line level inputs (pair)
1
1
RCA outputs
XLR inputs (pair)
XLR outputs (pair)
Wireless
Bi-amp
Speaker outputs (pair)
Speaker inputs (pair)
Controls
Volume
Subwoofer phase
Low-pass filter
Main power switch
Material
Body material
MDF
MDF
Woofer composition
polymer
polymer
Colors
black
black
Enclosure type
vented
vented
Dimensions
Dimensions (H x W x D), cm/in
41.4 x 39.4 x 46.3/17.4 x 15.5 x 18.2
35.5 x 31.7 x 39.8/14 x 12.5 x 15.7
Width, kg/pounds
22.1/48.7
11.6/25.5
Subwoofers comparison rating
- 1.5Klipsch R-112SW
- 6.5Klipsch R-10SW
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