Klipsch Sub-12HG

Klipsch Sub-12HG
Brand Klipsch Amplification Type active Detachable Grilles false Nominal Output Power (RMS), W 300 Maximal Output Power (RMS), W 650 Audio Amplifier Output Power, W 300
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Features 4.8
Performance & Sound Quality 4.8
Setup 4.9
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Our Verdict

Table Of Content

Overall

4.8

Features

4.8

Performance & Sound Quality

4.8

Setup

4.9

Overall

4.8

Rated 4.8 Out off 5.0*

Features

4.8

Rated 4.8 Out off 5.0*

The Sub-12HG specs are quite impressive - this model features a 12-inch down firing driver with a high-power BASH amplifier. It outputs 300 W of continuous power. The dynamic power is 650 W. This model also has a built-in steep-slope (24 dB/octave) low-pass crossover and can be adjusted from 40 to 120 Hz. This model also has phase control. This solution features an “auto power” feature which can turn the subwoofer on and off (or turn on the standby mode) – this system uses the input audio signal to choose the appropriate mode. The frequency response is from 24 Hz to 120 Hz.

Performance & Sound Quality

4.8

Rated 4.8 Out off 5.0*

Customers are satisfied with the output sound since it blends well with their right and left speakers. The bass sound is smooth and deep, and it tends to growl a bit during movies. Customers claim that this solution is perfect for movies, while the plate amplifier turned up to 75% of its full power. Some customers also claim that setting the crossover frequency too high may be the cause for the muddy output sound. According to the customers’ experience, this model is great for small and medium-sized rooms, and if you have a large room, then you need at least a couple of such solutions. Some customers claim that the only downfall of this model is its limited output for medium-larger and greater room since good ported subs require the enclosure to be large. Many customers agree that this model is very powerful – it “shake walls and windows” when the volume is up halfway or more. However, some customers claim that the “auto on/off” feature is not reliable and sometimes it fails.

Setup

4.9

Rated 4.9 Out off 5.0*

Customers do not have any problems with the Sub-12HG setup process – everything is labeled so you just connect everything up and start tweaking the crossover frequency and volume. If you have a complex set up, which involves a receiver, then you adjust the receiver settings. Overall, customers do not have any issues with it and the whole process does not take too much time.

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • High Output and Efficiency
  • Flexible Placement Options
  • Sleek Design
  • Solid Build Quality

Cons

  • Size and weight are large and heavy
  • Appearance and aesthetics available limited

Specification

Audio Performance

Crossover Frequency, Hz

40-120

Frequency Response, Hz

24-120

Impedance, Ohm

4

Sensitivity, DB

117

Connections

XLR Inputs (pair)

RCA Outputs

RCA Stereo Line Level Inputs (pair)

1

RCA LFE Inputs

1

Speaker Inputs (pair)

2

Speaker Outputs (pair)

2

Bi-amp

XLR Outputs (pair)

Controls

Main Power Switch

Low-pass Filter

Subwoofer Phase

Volume

General

Amplification Type

active

Detachable Grilles

Dimensions

Weight, Kg/pounds

18.2/40.1

Dimensions (H X W X D), Cm/in

45.7 x 31.1 x 50.5/18 x 15 x 19.8

User Manual

Manual

sub-12hg.pdf

Driver

Port Placement

back side

Driver Placement

down firing

Driver Size, In

12

Driver Quantity

1

Material

Enclosure Type

vented

Colors

black

Woofer Composition

polymer

Body Material

MDF

Power

Audio Amplifier Output Power, W

300

Maximal Output Power (RMS), W

650

Nominal Output Power (RMS), W

300