Revel – B110v2 Subwoofer (Walnut) **OPEN BOX**

A Powered Subwoofer That Reaches Uppermost of Audiophile Echelons: Revel Performa3 B110v2 Features 10-Inch Driver, Klippel Magnet Assembly, Onboard Parametric EQ

Generous linear excursion, fluid airflow, massive output, and minimal distortion conspire in elevating the performance of the Revel Performa3 B110v2 powered subwoofer to the uppermost of audiophile echelons when it comes to detail, refinement, impact, and musicality. Ideal for pairing with other Revel speakers in a dedicated music and/or surround system, B110v2 utilizes a 10-inch coated paper/pulp cone driver with a 50mm two-layer copper voice coil wound on a heat-tolerant fiberglass former, 19.2-pound Klippel-optimized magnet assembly, and vented die-cast aluminum frame. The presence of a 1000-watt amplifier, balanced XLR inputs, and onboard parametric EQ for easy real-time adjustments add to B110v2’s prolific abilities.

Visually, the 53.8-pound component touts Revel’s signature luxury looks. Indeed, the elegant cabinet is formed with contiguous wood layers to prevent splitting. In addition, strategically oriented internal bracing virtually eliminates unwanted cabinet vibration and coloration. And, like all Revel loudspeakers, B110v2 undergoes double-blind, position-independent competitive tests during development via psychoacoustic processes to confirm optimal sonics. Place this 16.875 x 14.31 x 13.44-inch (HWD) in your room today to hear for yourself with security backed by our 100% Music Direct Satisfaction Guarantee.

More About B110v2

At the heart of the B110v2’s engineering is a new and improved woofer with 82% more linear excursion than the preceding B112. The transducer’s 19.2-pound Klippel-optimized magnet assembly features a double-stacked ceramic 5 magnet with a flared vent for improved airflow. As a result, turbulence is reduced, output increased, and distortion minimized. Additional cooling vents in the back plate increase power handling while reducing compression. The cast aluminum frame is fully vented to minimize acoustic losses from excessive back pressure. A 50mm two-layer copper voice coil wound on a high heat-tolerant fiberglass former gives the transducer significant range of travel.