Bic Acoustech PL-200 II vs Dayton Audio SUB-1500

Bic Acoustech PL-200 II review

This model is built very well – nothing shakes or rattles and the whole subwoofer feels like one solid piece. It has two ports that exclude any kind of noise and they also improve the output sound quality. Bic Acoustech PL-200 II vs Dayton Audio SUB-1500 the driver size of the BIC is 12 inches while Dayton has 15. The inputs are gold-plated to minimize the output noise. It has Dolby Pro Logic and DTS LFE inputs. It has hand-rubbed black lacquer on the top and bottom, so it has a deep gloss shine and it is scratch resistant. It has 250 W of the RMS output, while the dynamic peak output can reach 1000 W.

Dayton Audio SUB-1500 review

This model was designed to make sure you will always get the perfect sound no matter how loud you want it to be. The Dayton Audio SUB-1500 has 25.5 kg vs 20.9 kg in Bic Acoustech PL-200 II. The body of the Dayton Audio SUB-1500 is made of MDF, which means this is a durable model and the body is not easy to damage. The polymer woofer composition also adds rigidity. Overall, it is a subwoofer with the rigid construction with a nice black vinyl texture. The audio amplifier output power is 150 W. The impedance is 4 Ohms, while the frequency response range is from 23 Hz to 140 Hz.

Bic Acoustech PL-200 II pros & cons

Dayton Audio SUB-1500 pros & cons