Recent Subwoofers Reviews

Review: The RBH Sound SX-10/R and S-10 subwoofers both featured 10" aluminum drivers in a ported box. Music performance is their strong suite with the SX-10/R digging deeper with more authority.

Preview: Reaction Audio's PS 215X subwoofer is a beast with a pair of 15" woofers and 1000W of amplifier power on tap. Click to read the all the details on this $1,179.99 "sub"terranean monster.

Review: The JL Audio E-Sub e110 and e112 subwoofers are one of the best options on the market for those in need of a small yet powerful bass system. Great fit and finish & rock solid performance.

Review: The SVS ported PB-2000 and sealed SB-2000 subwoofers sport custom 12" drivers, a new 500 watt amp with DSP, performance below 20Hz, and a price-tag less than $800. The SVS 2000 series subs.

The Axiom subwoofers EP500 and EP600 have gone through 4 revs since originally introduced 12+ years ago. We take a look at Rev4 and how it has changed the value proposition of Axiom subwoofers.

Preview: The Velodyne Wi-Q 10" ($799) and the Wi-Q 12" ($899) subwoofers have a one-touch EQ with mic, 50 foot wireless connection, and performance rated down to 28Hz for the 10" and 25Hz for the 12".

Yamaha's newest subwoofers, the NS-SW300 and NS-SW200 pack a lot of tech into an attractive package. Priced at $550 and $450 respectively, read on to see if they deserve a spot on your wish list.

The MartinLogan Dynamo 1500X is a small sealed powered subwoofer with solid performance, compact size, and modest price. It features a 15” long throw driver and 650 watt amplifier.

Two new JL Audio subs for under $2000. The new E-subs from JL Audio: the e110 is $1500 and the e112 is $1900. These subs seem to pack performance and value and we can't wait to measure their output.

Preview: The X Series Subwoofer lineup from M&K Sound consists of the X12, X10, and X8 all utilizing dual active drivers in a push-pull design. Read on to see what we think.

Magico's new QSub-18 and QSub-15 subwoofers feature 8,000W amplifiers and 136dB SPL at 20Hz. They promise to redefine the very experience of low frequencies. At 570lbs and $36,000 the QSub-18 should.

The REL Habitat1 wireless subwoofer slams the bass with a 150 Watt amp and latency-free uncompressed wireless audio up to 50 feet in a sleek and stylish form factor that will fit into any environment.

The Pro Audio Technology LFC-24sm isn't an average subwoofer; with a 24" driver in a refrigerator sized cabinet, it's not hard to guess it'll get loud. Want to know more? Keep reading for the scoop.

The Funk Audio FW18.0 has an 18” driver in a sealed enclosure with a 2400 watt amplifier. Beautifully constructed, great measurements and stellar listening results makes this a great subwoofer.

The Bronze 4 Slim Sub is Triad's latest in-wall subwoofer offering, made to quite literally disappear into a room. Built to order in the US, read on to see our initial impressions.

Today we will take a glimpse at the REL R-528SE, which made its debut at CES 2013. Priced at $2799,does REL's latest subwoofer have what it takes what it have to make it in today's competitive market?

The Funk Audio 18.2 subwoofer is a dual 18" passive sub with two power amp configurations that allow it to hit an ear drum busting 134dB SPL. The driver is custom built in-house. Impressive!

Revel is rounding out their Ultima2 loudspeaker series with a new flagship subwoofer, the Rhythm2. With an MSRP of $10,000 the Rhythm2 does not come cheap, but it isn't built cheaply either.

The Power Sound Audio XS30 subwoofer is equipped with a pair of dual opposed 15" woofers which can deliver two inches of peak to peak throw and a 750 watt rms amplifier. This baby packs a punch.

PSB has just released the SubSeries 125 subwoofer, their new entry level subwoofer priced at $449. The SubSeries125 is designed for shoppers who are on a budget and are looking for a compact sub.

The Power Sound Audio XV15 is a 15” downfiring ported subwoofer with a 500 watt Class D amplifier. It has great clean sound, tons of output and is USA produced. Highly Recommended

I'm here to make another RBH Sound speaker look small... The RBH Sound Signature SX-1212/R Reference is actually a pretty massive subwoofer that ups the ante on the company's prior reference 1010 sub.

Sporting dual drivers in a push-pull configuration and a remote, the 10" UPC-10 has a 500 watt amp, while the UPC-8 is an 8" model with 350 watts. Both subwoofers have a frequency extension to 30Hz.

The SW6.5 and SW8 are two extremely compact subwoofers that should work great for many situations where a normal, larger subwoofer will not work.

At just under $120, the digiZoid ZO2 Personal Subwoofer is practically an impulse buy. While it may be misnamed, "Personal Subwoofer" sounds better than "pocket headphone bass-boosting DSP amp".

With price tags at $199 and $299 respectively, the Energy Power 10 and Power 12 subwoofers are squarely targeted at those on a budget that are looking to build their first full-range systems.

The problem with the Sunfire HRSIW8 in-wall subwoofer system is the price. At $1700, a response only down to 33Hz is pretty unimpressive though it does have integrated room correction.

The Cadence CSX15 MK II is a hefty 88lbs, 300 watt 15” ported powered subwoofer that has good fit and finish and value ringing in at $499. But its low frequency output is limited.