Morel Kinetic Subwoofer

At the core of each Kinetic subwoofer lies a robust 2" voice coil capable of handling up to 350 Watts RMS power. This substantial voice coil ensures high power handling while maintaining low distortion levels, even during the most demanding output levels. This allows for accurate, deep bass reproduction so you can feel every beat without unwanted resonances.

The Kinetic features tinsel lead wires that are woven directly into the driver’s primary suspension to give exceptional durability, whereas damped polymer cones and stitched high-excursion surrounds enhance each subwoofer's ability to reproduce low frequencies with precision.

Experience the fusion of power, precision and affordability with Morel's Kinetic subwoofers.

Key Advantages

• A robust 2" voice coil capable of handling up to an impressive 350 Watts RMS.
• High power handling and low distortion levels, even during the most demanding output.
• Innovative integrated woven tinsel wires enhance durability and precise, long-lasting, low-frequency performance.
• Available in 8", 10", and 12" sizes.

Warranty

1 year brand warranty.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: What type of amplifier should I use to power the Morel Kinetic KS124?

A: To get the best sound quality and power out of the KS124, pair it with a monoblock or bridged 2-channel amplifier capable of supplying 300 to 400 Watts RMS at 4 Ohms.

Q: Is the KS124 suitable for sealed or ported (vented) enclosures?

A: Yes, the Morel Kinetic KS124 is versatile and works well in both enclosure types. A sealed enclosure will produce tight, precise, and articulate acoustic bass ideal for rock and jazz. A ported enclosure will yield higher efficiency and punchier, boomy bass suited for hip-hop, electronic, and dance music.

Q: What is the benefit of tinsel leads being woven into the suspension?

A: Traditional subwoofers have free-floating tinsel wires that can hit the spider cone or snap when playing loudly. By weaving the wires directly into the spider suspension, Morel eliminates noise rattles and prevents lead wire fatigue during high-excursion playback.

Q: What is the difference between RMS power and Peak power on this subwoofer?

A: The 350W RMS rating represents the continuous power the subwoofer can safely handle on a daily basis. The 700W Peak rating is the brief dynamic power limit the subwoofer can handle during sudden dynamic bursts in music. Always set your system gain based on the 350W RMS spec.