Krix Cyclonix 11 Subwoofer The Cyclonix 11 Subwoofer offers pulse-pounding bass to transport your home cinema to a whole new level. An immersive experience awaits with this top-notch design. The slim form factor of the Cyclonix 11 Subwoofer allows for easy placement next to side or back walls for support of a Series MX system. Additionally, they can be featured as the main subwoofers in a dedicated home theatre, either in front of an acoustically transparent screen or elsewhere in the room. The Cyclonix 11 draws its design cues from the MX-5's subwoofer modules, boasting an optional black cloth grille on the front for a visually dynamic look. The 275mm driver boasts a 50mm voice coil beneath a ventilated magnet system. Perfected tuning of the down-firing port guarantees maximised sound output, while Krix's specially designed rubber feet ensure optimum acoustic isolation on any flooring. This subwoofer needs a separate power amplifier, which can link up to the LFE output of any A/V processor or receiver. Key Features Shallow Depth The subwoofer has a shallow depth design, allowing it to be placed inconspicuously against a side or back wall in dedicated home cinema rooms. Versatile Placement Options It can be used as supporting subwoofers in conjunction with a Series MX system or as the main subwoofer behind an acoustically transparent screen or elsewhere in the room. Design Inspiration The Cyclonix 11 subwoofer draws design cues from the subwoofer modules in the MX-5 system. It does not have acoustic absorbent material on the front baffle and offers an optional black cloth grille. High-Quality Bass Driver It features a 275mm bass driver with a 50mm voice coil and a ventilated magnet system, ensuring powerful bass performance. Optimised Vent and Feet The single down-firing vent is tuned to achieve maximum output, enhancing the subwoofer's performance. Additionally, the Krix rubber feet provide improved acoustic isolation on both hard and soft floor surfaces. Separate Power Amplifier The Cyclonix 11 requires a separate power amplifier, which can be connected to the LFE (Low-Frequency Effects) output of any AV processor or receiver, allowing for flexible integration with existing audio setups.
