JL Audio Fathom F212V2 Dual 12-inch Powered Subwoofer, Black Gloss Finish
Controlled Subwoofer with Dual 12-inch Subwoofers, 3600 watts
The f212v2 is a definitive articulation of the Fathom equation. It is ideal for bigger spaces because of its higher proficiency and higher force yield. The mix of double super long toss W7 12-inch drivers and an incredible exchanging enhancer give it stunning execution capacities at any listening level.
Since it is worked with a similar driver and intensifier innovation as our leader Gotham®, the f212v2 conveys a gigantic degree of sound quality. Low mutilation, phenomenal powerful capacities and amazingly profound bass expansion will permit you to encounter all the energy of the most requesting true to life material, while additionally having the option to repeat all the subtlety and surface of your most sensitive melodic material.
| Product Name | JL Audio Fathom F212V2 Dual 12-inch Powered Subwoofer, Black Gloss Finish |
|---|---|
| Marketplace_Price | $10,000.00 |
| Product Code | F212V2GLOSS |
| MSRP Price | 10000.00 |
| Manufacturer | JL AUDIO |
| Special Features | Subwoofer |
| Width | 14.92 |
| Height | 31.96 |
| Product Depth | 20.39 |
JL Audio's elite D.A.R.O. innovation utilizes an amazing on-board DSP to consequently improve the subwoofer's in-room recurrence reaction. This prompts a wonderful listening experience, regardless of where the subwoofer is put.
In commonplace listening spaces, subwoofer and audience situation profoundly affect the exactness of low-recurrence multiplication. While we generally suggest that you place your subwoofers in great sounding areas, we realize that these frequently can be unrealistic areas. In reality, subwoofer situation quite often includes a trade off between sonic execution, reasonableness and style.
To confront this issue head on, JL Audio subwoofer frameworks fuse a shrewd bit of innovation called Digital Automatic Room Optimization (D.A.R.O.). The D.A.R.O. framework self-creates a progression of adjustment tones, quantifies the recurrence reaction at the listening position, and consequently designs a 18-band, 1/6 octave equalizer for a level final product. The framework adequately takes into account smooth, even sub-bass from an assortment of areas that would have been not exactly ideal without D.A.R.O.
