Specifications (and a few words of caution)

Our background is that of a hi-fi company. As audiophiles, we go by honest ratings. The RSL Digital Fidelity One is a powered 3-piece system employing high fidelity class AB amplification. Most computer speakers utilize class B that is not as distortion-free.

So, the true and honest ratings of the RSL Digital Fidelity One are as follows:
Subwoofer 15 watts RMS per channel
Each satellite 5 watts per channel

If, for some reason, that does not sound impressive, ask yourself the following question: Why will sound fanatics spend thousands of dollars for triode tube amplifiers that are only rated at 7 watts per channel?

The proof is in the sound quality. The RSL Digital Fidelity Ones not only sound great, but they can play loud without distortion. We back them with a total satisfaction guarantee.

Now I think you get the idea of how we feel about specs. So, for those of you who are into numbers here they are:

RSL Digital Fidelity One Specifications:

• RMS (Honest) Power (Satellite) 5W x 2
• RMS (Honest) Power (Subwoofer) 15 W
• Signal to Noise Ratio 90 db
• Frequency Response (overall) 45 - 18K
• Maximum SPL 98 db
• Total Harmonic Distortion Less than 1%
• Amplifier Sensitivity 300 mv
• Dynamic Headroom Greater than 2db
  

Dimensions:

• Each satellite including the stand:

W: 3 ¾"
D: 5 ¼"
H: 6 ¼"
You can also remove the satellites from the stands which will reduce the height to 4 ¾".
• The subwoofer:

W: 7 ¼"
D: 10 ½"
H: 11 3/8"
In addition the plugs stick out the back of the subwoofer approximately 1 ½"

Cable Lengths:

• From satellites to subwoofer: 78"
• Main audio cable from computer to speaker system (connection at subwoofer): 80"


• Power cable from wall receptacle to power supply: 75"


• Power cable from power supply to subwoofer: 74"


Note: extensions for all cables are can be extended can be obtained from your local computer store or Radio Shack™.