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KEF Kube 8b - Powered 8” Sealed Subwoofer $599 Delivered @ Amazon AU

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thebadmachine on 23/12/2020 - 18:37 amazon.com.au (412 clicks)
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KEF Kube Series is KEF’s entry-level subwoofer line (suitable for Q series / LS series Bookshelf speakers). Kube 8b regular local price is around $849 (Clef HiFi).

  • The KUBE 8b is a 300W 8" front-firing, sealed box powered subwoofer whose output is powerful as much as it is musical
  • Each KUBE comes with 3 pre-programmed custom EQ settings - free standing, corner, and wall and in-cabinet installations - to best suit the setup of your room
  • Customize your KUBE even further by adjusting the gain, phase, low pass filter, and crossovers to your liking and listening habits
  • The KUBE 8b subwoofer features KEF Smart Compression limiting, which allows the subwoofer to play louder and remain dynamic and effortlessly musical

Specifications

Design Powered Subwoofer (sealed)
Drive Units 1 x 200mm (8in.)
Frequency Response 34Hz - 140Hz (-6dB)
Maximum Output 105dB
Inputs RCA Phono sockets. Speaker level inputs
Amplifier type Built-in Class-D
Amplifier Power 300W RMS
Variable low pass filter 40Hz - 140Hz & LFE
Analogue Input RCA phono sockets Speaker level inputs
Power requirements 100V - 120V / 220V - 240V ~ 50 / 60Hz
Dimensions (with Rear panel and feet / H x W x D)
293 x 293x 310mm
Weight 11.3kg

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  • Damonator84 on 23/12/2020 - 18:41
    +3

    8inch. Too small, recommend 10inch min, 12inch more desirable. Frequency response on these smaller subs just isn't enough.

  • SilverFoxTail on 23/12/2020 - 19:21

    Ehhh, for 600 I'll take it. Not going to be too loud with this anyway

  • [Deactivated] on 23/12/2020 - 19:51

    Are these for music or AV? Most subwoofers I've heard sound terrible. Totally distorted. I'd like something with good sound. I don't care about the power. Less is more. Any suggestions? This? I'm a big KEF fan, usually.

    • thebadmachine on 23/12/2020 - 20:26
      +1

      It is recommended for music. I have read some feedback online saying it does very well.
      But feedback on this KEF Kube is hard to find.

      I guess those who want earthquake 20hz SPL bass will go with expensive ported SVS subwoofer (which is recommended for Home Cinema).

    • krisspy on 23/12/2020 - 21:07
      +2

      sealed for music, ported for movies.

      Not sure if you've been listening to no name subs or xplods. Yamaha makes some decent subs for the price, SVS if you want to absolutely destroy your house.

      • Bretttick on 24/12/2020 - 05:39

        Sealed for music 🤦 I'd say ported also

        • krisspy on 24/12/2020 - 09:39

          Each to their own.
          Generally ported is preferred due to faster dynamics and the low end not overpowering the music with port noise. Its all hard kicks.

          But ported also works with your Maximum bass cd's

    • scuderiarmani on 23/12/2020 - 22:15

      KEF definitely favours music.

      Their subs aren't highly regarded, generally very overpriced. Had an earlier myself. However, it's still musically nice. Just don't expect earth shaking movies.

    • awulf on 24/12/2020 - 00:21

      I have this sub at my desk for mainly music, have it paired with the KEF Q150, connected to my computer via an USB amp.
      The sub sounds pretty crisp to me, compared to other subs I have around the house. It doesn't give you the feel that is required for movies (e.g. the VAF DC-S in my theatre room), but sounds nice with music. When I play THX bass test songs it rattles the room (4x4metre), more so than the Logitech Z-2300 THX that this system replaced. It is also nice and small, and tucks away under the desk.

  • leetguy101 on 23/12/2020 - 20:02

    34Hz? ☹️

    • todmanpla on 23/12/2020 - 20:42
      +2

      50Hz. 60 Hz even more.

      • krisspy on 24/12/2020 - 01:21
        +1

        My xiaomi does 144hz, c'mon now

    • d3ft on 23/12/2020 - 20:58
      +3

      34 hz is at -6db, so yeah 50hz probably about right. Don't know why people bother with these toy subs, you're better off putting it towards speakers or saving up for a real sub that can get down to 20hz.

  • Gusper on 23/12/2020 - 21:10

    I bought a kef subwoofer mainly because it was white however it is crap compared to my 2nd hand Richter Krakatoa. Going to buy another Richter

  • sageybadegey on 24/12/2020 - 14:14

    is the kef atmos module better than other ceiling bounce atmos module out there? I'm looking at a good deal as my Denon x3600 AVR supports atmos

  • flooressence on 27/12/2020 - 14:43

    I'm after a music sub, for my desktop PC, to go with kanto yu6. Everyone seems to suggest go with 10 or 12 inch, but really, I'm not cranking the volume necessarily to huge levels. I'm also a student, and the idea of spending a grand on a sub seems excessive, but I do need a sub for these speakers.

    Given the sub will be right under my feet, rather than across the room, will this suffice? Is the larger inch a question of output sound levels or quality? I do question whether those suggesting 12 inch are using it for home audio or cranking it up that the neighbours would hear?

    Any suggestions? Audio seems to be incredibly overpriced in Australia.

    • d3ft on 27/12/2020 - 20:09

      Don't buy one. Those speakers are plenty for desktop.

      They also don't go low enough to cross the sub over properly without being able to hear that it's coming from your feet which means music is going to sound awful.

      If all you want is rumble then any sub will do.

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