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Klipsch SW-350 8" 350 Watt Home Audio High Excursion Subwoofer with Built-In Amplifier,Black (Refurbished)

Klipsch SW-350 8" 350 Watt Home Audio High Excursion Subwoofer with Built-In Amplifier,Black (Refurbished)

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Klipsch SW-350 8" 350 Watt Home Audio High Excursion Subwoofer with Built-In Amplifier,Black (Refurbished)

  • 8-inch high-excursion driver produces amazing bass response with low distortion - outperforms some 10-inch subs!
  • Built-in digital amplifier delivers 350 booming watts of dynamic power
  • Sleek, modern design complements today's HDTVs
  • Features line-level (RCA) inputs and speaker-level inputs, Auto-on/off, 0-180 Phase adjustment, variable low-pass filter and level adjustment.
  • 8-inch high-excursion driver produces amazing bass response with low distortion - outperforms some 10-inch subs!
  • Built-in digital amplifier delivers 350 booming watts of dynamic power
  • Sleek, modern design complements today’s HDTVs
  • An ideal partner for our Quintet 5.0 home theater system
  • Features line-level (RCA) inputs and speaker-level inputs, Auto-on/off, 0-180 Phase adjustment, variable low-pass filter and level adjustment.

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