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Cerwin Vega XLS-12S
$349.00
Released October, 2009
The Pros:Easy to walk through the YPOA setup, only takes a few minutes. Delivers tight, clean bass that doesn't miss any details. Hard hitting when you need it, thumps out strong beats.
The Cons:Fairly large footprint, may not be easy to place properly in a smaller room. Needs a lot of power to drive it, won't just work with any receiver.
The Cerwin Vega XLS-12S is a mid-level subwoofer, released in late 2009. This product is a step down from the CLS-15S model, a more powerful subwoofer in a 15-inch configuration. The XLS-12S features a base reflex design and is capable of low frequency response down to 28 Hz.
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A total of 250 watts are available to the XLS-12S, meaning owners can expect powerful bass in their home theater setup. The woofer itself measures 12-inches in diameter, while the unit is housed in a black-ash cast frame cabinet. The XLS-12S also has advanced functionality such as level control and variable crossover, enabling users to customize the subwoofer to any environment. Auto-on sensing is also supported, allowing the subwoofer to remain inactive when not in use. RCA input connectors include left and right, plus one for low frequency effects.
Features
- 12" Cast Frame High Excursion Woofer
- Adjustable Level Control
- Speaker Level & Line Level Inputs
- LFE Input
- Auto-On Sensing
- User Selected Polarity Switch
- Hi Current, Class AB Amplifier Design
- Bass Reflex Design
- Black-Ash Enclosure
- Power: 250 Watts
- Frequency Response: 43 Hz - 300 kHz (-3 dB) / 38 Hz - 350 kHz (-10 dB)
- Frequency Range: 1: 28 Hz - 150 (-10dB)
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easy to walk through the YPOA setup, only takes a few minutes
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delivers tight, clean bass that doesn't miss any details
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hard hitting when you need it, thumps out strong beats
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wood grain cabinet looks sophisticated and high-end
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can be turned up loud without losing any clarity
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fairly large footprint, may not be easy to place properly in a smaller room
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needs a lot of power to drive it, won't just work with any receiver
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