C SUB

The C SUB generates the frequencies that the ear expects in large rooms: not only at 80Hz, the “room wavelength” of 4m, but also more than an octave deeper, efficiency remains consistently high. This means that these frequencies do not have to be forced out of the system via frequency-response correction, thus accompanied by a loss of performance, but can rather be retained effortlessly within the overall spectrum even at high levels.

As it can be expected from KS AUDIO loudspeakers, the
C SUB bass is not only powerful, but also features a high sound quality. This optimum is achieved by using four
heavy duty, 10′′ long excursion woofers with 30mm voice coil height. The relatively low moving mass of the coated membranes combined with push-pull technology results in a precise transient response and decay. The speakers are built in pairs in two separated matched chambers with sha- red acoustic loads. This results in minimum distortion values.

The housing is virtually free from resonances due to its geometry alone and is made of multiplex panels with multiple hardening. The rear side is provided with four stable trans- port wheels.

In line with years of successful experience with the T SUB, great importance was attached to high transmission quality and easy handling and use.

As the most ideal amplifier we recommend a TA 2D but a TA 4D in 2-channel bridge mode is also very suitable.
The load on a TA 2D is 3 C SUB per channel, on a TA 4D in bridge mode it is two C SUB.

Depending on the used MH loudspeaker, the crossover frequency and the correct phase position can be adjusted.

The C SUB is an ideal subwoofer for any installation to add extra energy in the sub-bass. It is the perfect subwoofer to add to the VC LINE and CPD LINE, a special rigging frame is available to fly the C SUB directly with these Line Arrays.

Who has not heard this subwoofer or the T SUB has no idea how much energy 10” woofers can generate.

The C SUB is again a unique development by KS AUDIO and a good example of what great audio thinking “outside the box” can lead to.