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Did we know the subwoofer had it's own amp?

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As if the TL’s 225-watt unit was insufficient, the RDX will sport a 410-watt digital amplifier and six-changer CD player feeding DVD-A audio, DTS, Dolby, ProLogic II technology as well as XM satellite and/or MP3s to those 10 speakers. Here’s how they play out:


Four 6.5-inch door speakers feature dual-thickness polypropylene cones and neodymium magnets to augment mid-range response. This is cool since life itself exists at mid-range and needs punching up.

Two ear-height, rear-satellite speakers deliver clear mid-range ambient sounds and textures.

Two front tweeters aimed directly at the occupants of the car provide crisp highs and distinct separation.

A front-center speaker delivers sharp mid-range vocals and spoken voice.

The bass signal throbs through a single subwoofer placed strategically behind the right rear door of the RDX. The speaker has its own 100-watt amp “for detailed, lively bass”.