In stockPD PD615SA 15" Active Subwoofer 500W£559.00- 500W Active subwoofer 15"
- Efficient class-D amplifier
- Plywood housing with strong rubber coating
- XLR Balanced line input
- Loop through for connection to second amplifier
In stockStudiomaster Drive 15SA Active Powered Sub Woofer Speaker 500W£459.00- 15 inch Active subwoofer
- Excellent low end clarity for bass frequencies
- Fairly heavy but has side handles for transportation
- On board crossover
- 6 XLR Inputs
In stockAmate N-12WP Passive PA Subwoofer£649.00- 1000W passive subwoofer with 8-Ohm impedance
- Deep bass reproduction from the 12" woofer driver
- Small design to fit into tight spaces
- Input and link connections to pair with an external speaker
- High volume levels from the 126dB output rating
In stockPD PD618SA 18" Active Subwoofer 700W£659.00- Powerful 18-inch subwoofer driver delivers deep bass reproduction
- XLR/Jack inputs with direct XLR line out for connecting to a second subwoofer
- Cross-over filtered XLR outputs with adjustable frequency dial to connect top speakers
- 0-180 degree phase switch to ensure the sub plays in synch with other connected speakers
- 35mm top hat to use a speaker pole for stacking a satellite speaker above this sub
NewOut Of StockRCF SUB 8004-AS Active Subwoofer£2,679.00- 18” professional subwoofer
- 136 dB max SPL suitable for large venues like nightclubs
- 30 Hz – 120 Hz frequency response for extra deep bass output
- DSP controlled input section with selectable presets for a custom output
- Delay control to match the subwoofer with full-range speakers at different distances
In stockAmate N-12W Active PA Subwoofer£1,389.00- 1000W active subwoofer with a built-in class D amplifier
- Suitable for large applications due to the 126dB output
- Deep sub-bass reproduction from the 12-inch woofer driver
- Compact size to be placed into tight and restricted spaces
- PowerCon and XLR input and output link connections
PA Subwoofers
Active subwoofers, which is also known as a Powered sub, is a loudspeaker that is designed to produce low- pitch sound frequencies. These frequencies are generated by a loudspeaker driver called a woofer. The frequencies of a sound wave depends on what the product is being used for. For example, consumer subwoofers will produce 100hz and above, whereas a subwoofer used for professional live sound will generate less than 100hz. A THX-approved system will turn out below 80hz.
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