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LABORATORY TEST REPORT

Newport Test Labs first tested the KEF KC62’s frequency response using a near-field technique for all settings of the subwoofer’s equalisation control, at both maximum and minimum settings of the crossover control, the results of which are shown in Graph 1.

You can see that the flattest and most extended response is returned when the KEF KC62 is set for Room Eq, with the maximum crossover setting being

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