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Energy ESW-C10
$400.00
Released May, 2008
The Pros:Aesthetics. Precise if used correctly - volume at no more than 65 - 70%. Hard to beat at that price point ($200).
The Cons:Not a powerhouse - You get only so much in terms of volume. Not a powerhouse - You get only so much in terms of low bass extension. Very good for a cheap sub but it is a cheap sub - there is no miracle.
The Energy ESW-C10 is a midrange subwoofer delivering 400 watts of amplified power output. This model features Energy's Ribbed Elliptical Surround technology, intended to eliminate sound distortion and increase output and fidelity.
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The bass-reflex design and down-firing ports are meant to enhance these features. The ESW-C10 also boasts adjustable phase control and low-pass filter control.
In comparison to Energy's ESW-M and ESW-V line models, the ESW-C10 has lower amplified power output and generally fewer controls for fine-tuning the subwoofer's output.
Features
- 32Hz-140Hz frequency response
- 400 Watts dynamic, 150 Watts continuous amplified power output
- 10-inch injection molded cone with Ribbed Elliptical Surround technology
- 40Hz-120Hz adjustable variable low pass filter
- 0°, 180° settings for variable phase control
- L + R Line in/Sub in and speaker level in input options
- black ash cabinet and high gloss black baffle trim
- dimensions: 17" x 13" x 14.8" (HxWxD)
- weight: 28 lbs
- maximum driver excursion: 102.6dB @ 30Hz, ground plane, 1m
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Precise if used correctly - volume at no more than 65 - 70%
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Hard to beat at that price point ($200)
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Not a powerhouse - You get only so much in terms of volume
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Not a powerhouse - You get only so much in terms of low bass extension
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Very good for a cheap sub but it is a cheap sub - there is no miracle.
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