Subwoofers do not have to be dark or black when they are placed in the living room. With the white versions of the Deep Blue, Impact X, VI-Q and MicroVee X models, Velodyne Acoustics shows that precise bass and an aesthetic look are not mutually exclusive. The white enclosures turn the tried-and-tested subwoofers into real eye-catchers in the living room. <\/p>\n
The color white stands for lightness and architectural restraint. Especially in modern homes with light-colored rooms and furniture, wooden floors and exposed concrete, it appears unobtrusive and elegant. This is precisely where the white models from Under the housings of the white models, everything remains with the usual technology, which continues to provide precise bass. The MicroVee X impresses with its space-saving housing, an active 16.5 cm driver and two passive cones. With 300 watts RMS, it brings a surprising amount of bass into the living room despite its compact dimensions. The Impact X is available with either 10 or 12 inch drivers and delivers up to 450 watts for dynamic bass thunderstorms for movies and music. The Deep Blue features a powerful and precise Class D power amplifier, while the top-of-the-range VI-Q model with digital signal processing, parametric equalizer and automatic calibration makes audiophile dreams of precise bass come true. <\/p>\n Whether small and restrained or large and powerful: each of these four models proves that subwoofers today can be more than just a technical requirement for low-frequency enjoyment with music and movies. In white, they have the advantage that the main speakers can be more compact, especially in the living room. Even two subwoofers in the room remain visually inconspicuous. In a darkened home theater, on the other hand, the black models can show off their advantages, blending in with the background and reflecting as little light as possible. In any case, Velodyne Acoustics has the right model and the right color for every requirement. <\/p>\n <\/p>\nWoofer technology for demanding ears<\/h2>\n
Acoustics meets aesthetics<\/h2>\n
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