KLIPSCH

10” 450 WATTS SLOT PORTED SUBWOOFER

SPL-100

Leveraging a 10" spun copper Cerametallic™ woofer and high-efficiency Class-D amplifier,

The Klipsch SPL-100 subwoofer delivers best-in-class low frequency output.

Features:

10" Spun Copper Cerametallic™ Woofers
Bass-Reflex via Exclusive Front-Firing Internal-Flare Port
Class D Amplifier with 200W RMS / 450W Peak
Premium Scratch-Resistant Finish
Shock-absorbing rubber feet, steel grille posts and a woven cloth grille for a premium look and feel

HIGH EFFICIENCY CLASS D AMPLIFIER

The built-in, high efficiency amplifier features an analog preamp design, which maintains the original signal path for cleaner, true-to-source reproduction.

The Class D output stage ensures maximum efficiency for maximum output, detail, and low frequency power.

SPUN COPPER CERAMETALLIC WOOFERS

Cerametallic™ woofers are exceptionally light and extremely rigid, providing remarkable low frequency response with minimal cone breakup and distortion for higher, cleaner output using less amplifier power.

WOOFER ANATOMY

Klipsch Cerametallic™ cones are matted to a dual-layer, copper-wound voice coil for exceptional conductivity.

Reference Premiere woofers are housed in a non-resonating, stamped-steel basket that’s secured to a large magnet motor for exceptional efficiency and low distortion, and matched to our horn-loaded tweeters for optimal acoustic execution.

EXCLUSIVE PORT TECHNOLOGY

Klipsch SPL subwoofers leverage proprietary internal-flare geometry that minimizes port noise for clean undistorted low frequencies.

The front-firing design allows for placement flexibility to reduce unwanted resonance from your walls or furniture behind the subwoofer.

TAKE CONTROL

Low Pass Crossover and Variable Phase control allows you to tune the subwoofer to your Klipsch speakers and to your room, establishing the ideal level of bass.

Line Level / LFE RCA inputs ensure compatibility with home theater receivers.

Both the RCA and wireless inputs can be utilized, giving you the ability to use a single subwoofer with multiple system in the same room.

For example, you can use the wireless input for your home theater set up and the RCA input for your 2-channel system, without needing to switch inputs when changing between systems.