Sonos SUB vs Klipsch R-120SW

The futuristic solutions: Sonos SUB vs Klipsch R-120SW

The main advantage of the R-120SW is its high power – the nominal output power is 200 W and the maximal output power is 400 W. The main advantage of the Sonos SUB is the advantage technologies used. Apart from its futuristic design, it uses high-grade components and various audio enhancement technologies.

However, the overall Klipsch R-120SW vs Sonos SUB comparison shows that both models are active subwoofers, which output the clear, tight bass sound.

Features & Performance

These solutions have wide frequency response ranges, but the Sonos SUB range is slightly wider – compare its 25-200 Hz range with the R-120SW range, which is 29-120 Hz. Both models can be perfectly blended with other speakers due to their wide crossover frequency ranges. The R-120SW crossover frequency range is 90-150 Hz. The Sonos SUB can be easily blended with other speakers provided by the same manufacturer.

The Sonos SUB has the wireless connection feature. It works with Alexa. This model has an automatic equalization feature. It updates the software automatically. The R-120SW features LFE and line-level input ports.

Design

The Sonos SUB vs Klipsch R-120SW design comparison is where the differences between apparent. The R-120SW features a 12-inch spun-copper woofer. This model has a venting port on the back panel. It is made of MDF, which makes this solution light and rigid. It has four feet so it doesn't move.

The Sonos SUB looks futuristic – it has four feet, but you can also use 4 attachable felt feet. The manufacturer provides you with a guide to attach the feet properly. It has two 6-inch woofers. These speakers are positioned face-to-face to guarantee deeper sound and exclude any buzz or rattle. The acoustic ports are tuned to enhance the performance.

The dimensions are 15.3x15.8x6.2 in. for the Sonos SUB versus 16.5x14x19.2 in for the R-120SW. The weight is 36.3 and 31 lbs. respectively.

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