Klipsch KSW-200 (Years Unknown)
Little is documented about the Klipsch KSW-200. The model name follows Klipsch's "KSW" subwoofer convention - the same naming used on the KSW-300 - so it was presumably a powered subwoofer. The archive has turned up no verified details on its driver size, amplifier output, enclosure, production years, or original price. This page exists because the Archive wants a place for every Klipsch model, and this one's paperwork hasn't survived.
Period coverage of the KSW-200 appears to be equally thin. A late-1990s subwoofer survey in HI-Fi-Stereo-Buyers (August 1997, p.69) was mostly preoccupied with how deep competing subs could stretch. The Bag End reached 8 Hz with equalization, Definitive Technology claimed 13 Hz, and Paradigm 14 Hz. The KSW-200 is not mentioned in that roundup. If anyone has a brochure, a spec sheet, or a period review of this model, the Archive would welcome the correction.
Known specs: none verified. It was a KSW-model Klipsch, which places it in the company's subwoofer line of the late 1990s.
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