KRK Revamps Best-Selling Subwoofer
Aug 27, 2008 2:45 AM
KRK Systems has launched
an updated version of its 10-inch recording subwoofer, the new KRK10s, which
replaces the existing RP10s subwoofer and incorporates a sleek industrial
design that matches the company's recently launched Rokit G2 monitors. It also
includes including significant feature enhancements that address real-world
home, pro and project-studio applications.
Updated electronics
include a ground-lift switch for combating less-than-perfect electrical and
audio grounding and a bypass footswitch that allows the subwoofer and crossover
to be enabled and disabled. The bypass footswitch also allows users to switch a
mix from stereo or 2.1/5.1 sound environments. Improved amplifier heat sinking
aims for lower distortion at high power levels, and the KRK10s has a lower
noise floor than its predecessor.
The KRK10s innovations
also extend to the sound of the product. Powerful bass reinforcement is the
goal of KRK's trademark yellow-cone, 10-inch, high excursion glass-aramid
woofer, and the voicing has been slightly enhanced to provide even better mix
clarity and precision, while the scientifically designed front firing port
reduces wall coupling and port turbulence.
The new KRK10s is priced
at $399 and is available now at leading music retailers. For more info, visit
www.krksys.com.
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