Dayton Audio SUB-1000L Review and Specs

The Dayton SUB-1000L has earned the respect of the public for its performance and size. Its design is nothing special just because basically all the subwoofers look the same - they are black and square. Its price deserves attention for an incredible deal. The device meets all the requirements, making the sound more voluminous, strong, deep and realistic. Let's continue with a detailed Dayton Audio SUB-1000L review.

Dayton Audio SUB-1000L Review

Features

Dayton Audio SUB-1000L specs allow the comfortable unit’s using. It is very simple and quick to link it with other systems. The on / auto / off option works well. The subwoofer is activated immediately after the stereo system sends out a signal without clicks or other noise. Using the crossover frequency control function, you can independently set the frequency and intelligently control it in the range of 60–80 Hz. This allows you to get a clean sound without "dirt". Use Gain Control to adjust the output level of the device and set the mixing point for low frequencies with other speakers. Thus, it is possible to achieve the right balance between the SUB-1000L and other speakers and to avoid a “hum”. The phase switch of the device can be selected up to 1800 to select the placement to obtain the optimal low-frequency output. The nominal output power is 100W.

Design and build

The subwoofer is very thin - only 6 inches - and this allows you to install it anywhere you need. In addition, there are both floor stands and mounting brackets - such a variety of mounting options allows you to install the device anywhere in the room, for example, horizontally or vertically on a flat surface, under a computer table or on a wall. SUB-1000L looks modern and stylish in black plastic and vinyl. The lack of decoration does not spoil the design, but makes it restrained and suitable for interiors in any style. The case is ported with a beautiful plastic porthole.

Connectivity

The Line Level Inputs are used for subwoofer amplifier’s internal crossover direct connection if there are no preamplifier outputs.

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