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    Kursun
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    You mean your Rotel is heavier than the whole subwoofer, or can you separately weigh the amp unit on your 400 W sub?
    Anyway, your sub's amp may have a switching mode power supply which is a whole lot more efficient and lighter than conventional power supplies (just like the ones in PCs and car audio amplifiers). But they may have rf interference problems.

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    Just some quick math, MDF and particle board weigh so much, etc...I didn't take into account the cabinet of the Rotel.
    I realize it's probably not an adequate comparison, I was just a little curious. Thanks for your help.

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