Ken Kreisel DXD300A (B) Active Subwoofer: Top Choice in Penang, Malaysia, Bukit Mertajam Hau Hifi Sdn Bhd

Specifications

DXD300: Dimension: 480 x 350 x 400mm (HxWxD) Weight: 16.6 kg Frequency Response: 20Hz-250Hz（-3d B） Drivers: 12” Driver x 1 SPL: 112dB (1 meter, 10 Secs) Amplifier: Class D 300 Watts THD:<0.5% SNR:>95dB Maximum Output: 400W Input: 1 x BALANCED XLR；2 x UNBALANCED RCA Output: 1 x BALANCED XLR LPF Crossover: 40Hz-160Hz 24dB/OCTAVE EQ adjustment: 20Hz BOOST / ANECHOIC FLAT / ROOM GAIN OPTIMIZED 3D Push-Pull-Pulsar : Yes Cabinet Design: Sealed Finishes: Matte Black

Description

Ken Kreisel invented the world's first powered subwoofer (active subwoofer) in 1977. After decades of research and development, Ken Kreisel still produces the most state-of-the-art and excellent-sounding subwoofers in the world. The DXD-300 uses the same high-quality components as the flagship DXD-1000 but is more compact. It provides a lightning-fast transient response and extremely low distortion and delivers the best possible music and movies experience.

The DXD300 has two versions, the DXD300A with the driver unit facing downward and DXD300B with the driver unit facing upward. The A and B versions provide the same performance when used as a single subwoofer. They can also be stacked and form a dual-subwoofer configuration. The 3D Push-Pull-Pulsar technology would double the bass output, and the height would reduce the standing wave problem and reproduce bass more evenly. Ken Kreisel suggests stacking up to four subwoofers to improve performance. This feature offers great versatility to fit different spaces.

3D Push-Pull Pulsar

Ken Kreisel produces the subwoofers with 3D Push-Pull Pulsar technology, making them stackable. When stacking the DXD300A and DXD300B, the system achieves a push-pull arrangement with one driver facing outward and one inverted driver facing inward. Stacking two subwoofers increases the SPL by 6dB, and stacking four subwoofers increases the SPL by 12dB.

Ken Kreisel recommends using two or more subwoofers in any audio system, and stacking is preferred if possible to obtain bass vertically. The push-pull arrangement increases the overall system output and dynamic range and minimizes the harmonic distortions. Additionally, the workload of each subwoofer is reduced, and a more precise and accurate low frequency is achieved.

Stick to Sealed Cabinet

All Ken Kreisel Subwoofers and Satellites are sealed design. While most speakers nowadays adopt the vented(bass-reflex) design to squeeze more bass out but at the same time makes the sound muddier and sloppier, KK speakers insist on using the sealed design to deliver the more accurate, punchier, and tighter sound.

Sealed design enables you to experience the clean and authoritative deep bass and ultra-fast transient response. Unlike the vented design, which may play fairly loud but boomy, Ken Kreisel speakers are well controlled. The more precise sound, superior definition, textures and faithful music reproduction are why Ken Kreisel speakers are loved by many professional musicians, audio engineers, and sound enthusiasts.

A complete Ken Kreisel system requires the satellite speakers and the subwoofers to both participate in sound reproduction. The system can minimize weak bass, incorrect phase, and baffle diffraction distortions often found in conventional full-range systems. Every listening room is different and has a significant influence on sound quality. With the Ken Kreisel satellite/subwoofer system, you can easily locate the satellites at the best place for imaging and the subwoofers at the best position for strong bass. The high flexibility and the smooth integration of Ken Kreisel subwoofers and satellites enable one to achieve the best possible sound in any room, resulting in an open, natural three-dimensional sound.

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