M&K Sound® X Series 12" Black Satin Subwoofer

Featured with dual Push Pull coupled long stroke 12” drivers in sealed enclosure.

Combining digital switch mode power section of 400 watt RMS, with M&K propietary analog “front-end” input stage, all designed for the legendary M&K Sound bass extension.

The M&K X12 subwoofer offer Ultra low distortion and the highest dynamic performance, as using “dual Push Pull coupled drivers” providing a total surface area most equivalent to a single 18” driver.

X12 is rewarded with “reference status” for music and movie production,and Home Theater applications.

Why Your system Needs an M&K Sound X Series Subwoofer

Because your main amplifer no longer handles deep bass, the amount of power needed to achieve a given output level from your main speakers is greatly reduced (typically -50%). This ensures that your amp remains well within its safe operating limits with considerable overhead readily available as needed. Independent placement of subwoofer and satellites allows you to select an optimal position for each specifc frequency range. The spot that delivers best bass is almost never the one that also delivers best upper/mid performance. With no bass vibrations or internal bass pressure waves in your main speaker enclosures, resonances are eliminated for cleaner, clearer mid and high frequencies.

Above and beyond the obvious, simplistic answer: “more and better bass”, the combination of a well designed and conscientiously constructed subwoofer and main satellite speakers offers worthwhile performance advantages that improve overall system performance in many critical areas that are equally relevant for stereo and surround, for movie viewing and music listening

Since they no longer have to reproduce deep bass, your main speaker cabinets can be more compact with enhanced structural integrity for natural, uncolored sound and a narrow front that eliminates baffle diffraction distortion, resulting in more open, natural, three-dimensional sound.

No matter what some manufacturers may try to tell you, according to the immutable laws of physics: Big bass requires a big box.

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