The difference between the bass effects of KA18 and KA28 subwoofers
KA28 is a high-performance dual 18-inch active subwoofer designed for large events and professional audio systems. It has a lower low-frequency limit (25Hz) and a higher maximum sound pressure level (143dB), which can provide a stronger and deeper bass effect. With an RMS power of up to 3200W, KA28 supports standard and cardioid configurations, suitable for scenes that require high sound pressure levels and stronger bass performance, such as theaters, outdoor performances and large events. The dual 18-inch design and high power make it an excellent choice for large systems, and it is an ideal choice for those who seek the ultimate bass effect.
Differences between KA18 and KA28 subwoofers
2. Low frequency lower limit
KA18: The low frequency lower limit is 32Hz (-10dB), which is suitable for most music and movie scenes.
KA28: The low frequency lower limit is lower, reaching 25Hz (-10dB), which can provide deeper bass.
3. Maximum sound pressure level
KA18: The maximum sound pressure level is 136-138dB, which is suitable for small and medium-sized events and home theaters.
KA28: The maximum sound pressure level is up to 143dB, which is suitable for large events and scenes that require higher sound pressure levels.
5. Cabinet design and configuration
KA18: The compact cabinet design is easy to install and transport, and supports ground placement, hanging or pole mounting.
KA28: Supports cardioid configuration, which can reduce the energy radiated backwards, and is suitable for scenes with requirements for bass directionality in large systems.
If you purchase Sinbosen dual 15-inch line array and dual 12-inch line array for large indoor and outdoor performances, such as KA-1 and KA-2, it is not enough to just purchase KA18 for bass. KA18 is a subwoofer. If sufficient bass effect is required, it is recommended to purchase Sinbosen's KA28 dual 18-inch subwoofer.