Dayton Audio SUB-1000 Review and Specs

From the Dayton Audio SUB-1000 review you’ll get to know more about powered subwoofer system. It is the perfect addition to any home theater system. This powered sub features a bottom-firing, flared port, bass reflex design for reduced port noise and increased bass response.

Dayton Audio SUB-1000 Review

Features

This powered sub features a bottom-firing, flared port, bass reflex design for reduced port noise and increased bass response. It also utilizes a long-throw 10" woofer and up to 100 watts of house-shaking power. Among other Dayton Audio SUB-1000 specs, the 10-inch power Dayton Audio SUB-1000 subwoofer is the perfect complement to any home theater system. This subwoofer is equipped with bottom noise, flare port, low frequency reflection design, reducing port noise and bass boost. For those who want to listen to music, sound quality plays a big role. This subwoofer is enough for all music and movie genres. Clear plus passive radiator in base depth is very good. It also offers excellent speed performance and excellent dynamics. But with careful listening, some characteristic features appeared. The subwoofer does not like signals with large amplitudes, which leads to its departure from rhythm. Yes, impressive infrared sound is still not observed. However, this is completely complemented by the utmost accuracy and careful study of low frequency lines.

Design and build

Firstly, the structure is made of heavy, high-quality materials. The unit does not have a built-in leg for vertical installation. If you put an extra leg for vertical mounting, it will be bigger. The size of the attached feet for horizontal installation on the floor is 6-25 inches. The amplifier is equipped with high and low level input and high level output, phase switch, independent volume control, auto on / off switch and 12dB variable electronic low pass filter. This compact sub is finished in an unobtrusive black vinyl that will complement any decor.

Connectivity

The amplifier features high and low level inputs and high level outputs, a phase switch, independent volume control, an auto on/off switch (activated by an input signal) and a variable 12 dB electronic low pass filter.

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