Comparison Kicx GT311BPA vs Kicx GT301BA

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Application area	car	car
Design	enclosed	enclosed
Enclosure type	vented box	vented box
Body shape	Box	Box
Type	active	active
Size	12" (30 cm)	12" (30 cm)
Tech specs
Rated power	350 W	300 W
Max. power	975 W	900 W
Frequency range	30 – 1500 Hz	30 – 1500 Hz
Sensitivity	90 dB	90 dB
Impedance	4 ohm	4 ohm
Bass level control
Phase control
Subsonic filter
High voltage input
General
Remote control
Diffuser material	composite	composite
Material	MDF	MDF
Enclosures dimensions	454x424x398 mm	414х366х400 mm
Weight	14.2 kg	10 kg
Added to E-Catalog	august 2021	march 2018

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Rated power

The average (root mean square — RMS) power of the input signal, at which the subwoofer is able to work continuously without negative consequences (damage, failure) for at least an hour. The rated power of the subwoofer must be greater than the power of the amplifier connected to it — in order to avoid overloads.

Max. power

The maximum signal power that the subwoofer is able to withstand for a short time (up to several seconds) without any negative consequences. When selecting an amplifier-subwoofer pair, it is recommended to take a subwoofer with a maximum power of at least twice the maximum power of the amplifier. In general, the higher the maximum power, the more resistant the subwoofer is to overloads.

High voltage input

The presence of a high-voltage input at the active (see "Type") subwoofer. Such an input greatly expands the possibilities for connection. Usually active subwoofers are connected via a linear (low-voltage) input directly to the radio. The high-voltage input allows you to connect the speaker to a separate power amplifier, like a passive subwoofer.