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Pros & Cons

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Pros

The rythmik is more precise than the rel. The kef digs into the 14hz region with good authority. This is most noticeable when listening to piano-centric cuts.

Cons

Do not believe the hype. If you were doing home theater only, it might be okay. But for that price, no way.

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Highlights

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Quality

The engineering of the forcecancellation and dual 500w drivers is really impressive

The build quality and controls are great easy to setup

Subwoofers suffer badly from room modes where the sound cancels itself out or enhances itself at certain wavelengths

I’ve switched to the wireless as it cuts on long cord out and the sound isn’t impacted

Price

If you can afford this subwoofer it is a fantastic choice for 2

Im super happy with my purchase considering i got it on sale and the surprisingly great performance

Especially if they can price them closer to about 1500 on sale

If cost and low frequency extension are what youre going for go for the rythmik

Competitiveness

I picked this up to replace a von schweikert vrs1 subwoofer and pair with my rythmik f12se

Update jan 2022after running a few more comparisons i realized the rythmik is actually a bit deeper than the kef

I purchased this through a dealer and not on amazon but wanted to add my comparisons for others looking into this sub

Overview

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This product had a total of 15 reviews as of our last analysis date on May 2 2024.