RCF SUB18-AX - Active 2200W 18" Subwoofer - Bluetooth and LiveRemote App Ready

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M251S

$1199.50

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RCF SUB18-AX - Active 2200W 18" Subwoofer - Bluetooth and LiveRemote App ReadySUB 18 AX PROFESSIONAL ACTIVE 18" SUBWOOFER 2200 Watt Class D Amplifier Technical Specifications 135 dB MAX SPL 18 Woofer, bass reflex housing Technical Specifications Acoustical specifications Frequency Response 35 Hz 120 Hz Max SPL @ 1m 135 dB Transducers Woofer 1 x 18'', 4. 0'' v. c Input Output section Input signal bal unbal Input connectors Combo XLR Jack Output connectors XLR Input sensitivity 2 dBu +4 dBu Processor section Protections Thermal

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