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DALI is a Danish company that specializes in the production of high-quality audio speakers and headphones.

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The DALI SUB K-14 F is designed to fill any room with immersive stereo music or deliver the intense low-frequency effects essential for a captivating movie experience. Central to its performance is a robust 14" aluminium woofer that ensures both subtlety and impact in sound delivery. The subwoofer is equipped with a high-yield amplifier, capable of sustaining powerful performances while maintaining the flexibility needed to address the most demanding audio scenes.

Connectivity is straightforward and adaptable, featuring both LFE and LINE inputs, making it compatible with nearly any amplifier or receiver. The design philosophy of the SUB K-14 F focuses on both elegance and simplicity, with the subwoofer's cabinet and driver harmoniously configured to produce a powerful bass output.

The subwoofer employs a rigid cone structure, utilizing either aluminium or carbon fiber, which negates the necessity for a dust cap and facilitates a linear, piston-like motion of the driver. This design choice contributes to the clean and precise reproduction of bass frequencies. It is available in a sleek white satin finish, adding a touch of sophistication to any home audio setup.

To maximize bass performance and ensure even distribution throughout the listening space, ideal placement of the SUB K-14 F is crucial. Positioning it in a corner of the room is recommended for optimal results. Should that not be feasible, situating it along a wall is the next best option. Its relatively compact size simplifies proper placement, distinguishing it from bulkier subwoofer models. For enhanced audio synergy, the SUB K-14 F pairs particularly well with DALI’s RUBICON (C), OPTICON MK2, and OBERON (C) series speakers.

SUB K-14 F

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