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Do the Klipsh RSW series use servo technology?

I'm not sure yet if this is good or bad, just some reading so far indicates that it has come a long way - up to 16,000 times a second for the correction (maybe faster, but this is the highest I've seen).

I would love to know what you all think - I'm wanting to upgrade the next piece of the puzzle - so far I have RB-75's, RC-7, RS-7's, HK AVR525 and a small cheap infinity sub. I will eventually upgrade the reciever and hopefully be done for a long while.

Even though I want some good booms for the movies, I don't want to compromise tight bass for the music.

Thanks

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Some servo types do not have to be sealed. It is just recommended... Since servo is meant to lower distortion, mainly, it would be most worthwhile to use a sealed box which also has lower inherent distortion than vented types. However, one can still use servo technology in a vented application. Even still, I don't think the RSW are servo.

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Do you consider the RSW12 a fast sub?

I just don't have the time to get a bunch of different subs and try them - we have a very limited selection of high end shops here and I don't think I'm in the market for what CC and BB have in stock.

I am willing to give up some boom in the movies to prevent muddy sounding bass in the music.

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On 12/1/2004 12:17:55 PM vleeb wrote:

Do you consider the RSW12 a fast sub? ... I am willing to give up some boom in the movies to prevent muddy sounding bass in the music.

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Yes... the RSW12 is a muscial sub which matchs your criteria, as it gives up a little low end for excellent musicality. It's also a visual match to your mains.

In case you have left over budget, stepping up to the RSW15 will give you a little more bass extension and more SPL capability... but i don't think you need the SPL given you are matching it to bookshelf speakers.

Rob

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