If your home cinema system doesn't shake the furniture in an earthquake scene or you have small speakers that can't produce those lower octaves, than an Aaron SW-400 is the solution. It has the kind of dynamic bass that's sure to bring your favourite for of entertainment to life. Features in this 300 Watt, 310mm Subwoofer include a volume control with which you can tailor the sound level to your personal taste and a servo active loudness control that contours the bass as you turn the stereo's volume control down. With the Aaron SW-400 you can be assured of fast, deep, clean bass...

Available In Black and Beech colours.

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Coming down the range, we have the Aaron SW-200. Although smaller, this is still an awesome Subwoofer and will suit customers who have smaller rooms or don’t feel they need to have the neighbours enjoying the experience! Features in this 150 Watt, 265mm Subwoofer include a volume control with which you can tailor the sound level to your personal taste and a servo active loudness control that contours the bass as you turn the stereo's volume control down. With Aaron ‘Low Q Ratio’ technology you can be assured of fast, deep, clean bass…

Available In Black and Beech colours.

The Aaron SUB-120 has been a favourite product with Audio Trends since the mid 1990’s when the importance of Subwoofers was just being realised. It is still a very good product and we would go as far to say that there is nothing better at the price. It annihilates the ompetition selling for less. If you have been thinking of spending around $500, spend a bit more and buy a SUB-120!

It features a 100 Watt amplifier and two 213mm drivers, includes a volume control with which you can tailor the sound level to your personal taste, auto power on/off and can also be connected through the speaker terminals if you don’t have a Subwoofer output. With Aaron ‘Low Q Ratio’ technology you can be assured of fast, deep, clean bass – it is really fantastic value…

Available In Black and Beech colours.

For very small rooms and for use with satellite speakers, Aaron has the SUB-60. Workmanship and build-quality is exactly the same as other Aaron products, but of course in a smaller package. It features a 50 Watt amplifier and one 213mm driver, includes a volume control with which you can tailor the sound level to your personal taste, auto power on/off and can also be connected through the speaker terminals if you don’t have a Subwoofer output…

Available In Black and Silver colours.

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Sunfire T1: The all-new T-Series™, from REL, delivers exceptional low bass performance, backed by rugged build quality and the attractive styling of their classic offerings at more affordable prices.

The design of T-Series is guided by its high performance goals. The perimeter rails that define and support the unit are necessary to provide sufficient elevation to allow proper release of the low bass pressure wave. The boldly curved dome of the grille is necessitated by the ultra long throw (ULT™) driver’s travel. Quality abounds, such as the polished T-304 stainless steel bolts employed. Such attention to detail is what has made the REL name synonymous with quality.

Simply put, REL firmly believe that REL Sub-Bass Systems should be matched to the performance capabilities of the system and to the room volume in which the system will be performing. The three-model offering allows a broad range of main speaker system matching. Consult your REL Specialist for recommendations.

These are genuine REL Sub-Bass Systems capable of supplying effortless, extensional very low bass to underpin high quality audio systems. Although they are offered at prices that compare favourably with competitors’ offerings that often emphasize one aspect over another (output at the expense of quality, or extension at the expense of size), we believe the T-Series offers the best balance of musical and design virtues currently available at this price.

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Sunfire T2: The all-new T-Series™, from REL, delivers exceptional low bass performance, backed by rugged build quality and the attractive styling of their classic offerings at more affordable prices.

The design of T-Series is guided by its high performance goals. The perimeter rails that define and support the unit are necessary to provide sufficient elevation to allow proper release of the low bass pressure wave. The boldly curved dome of the grille is necessitated by the ultra long throw (ULT™) driver’s travel. Quality abounds, such as the polished T-304 stainless steel bolts employed. Such attention to detail is what has made the REL name synonymous with quality.

Simply put, REL firmly believe that REL Sub-Bass Systems should be matched to the performance capabilities of the system and to the room volume in which the system will be performing. The three-model offering allows a broad range of main speaker system matching. Consult your REL Specialist for recommendations.

These are genuine REL Sub-Bass Systems capable of supplying effortless, extensional very low bass to underpin high quality audio systems. Although they are offered at prices that compare favourably with competitors’ offerings that often emphasize one aspect over another (output at the expense of quality, or extension at the expense of size), we believe the T-Series offers the best balance of musical and design virtues currently available at this price.

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Sunfire T3: The T3 may be the baby of the entry level REL range of subwoofers but it has all the key features of its range mates, with the exception of a little less internal volume, and a tad less horsepower.

Vinyl buffs will be pleased to hear that the footprint of the T3 is compatible to a 12 inch LP record, with some minor overhand due to the hemispherical drive unit cover at the front covering the main (active) driver, and the heat sink at the back. Its overall height is slightly taller to provide some breathing room for the downwards firing 203mm driver - the same working diameter as the main driver.

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Sunfire B1: RELs are not traditional subwoofers, but true sub-bass systems. A REL is designed to augment the performance of “full range” speaker systems, to provide linear response down to below 12 Hz (Studio III, -6 dB down at 9 Hz). Therefore, for the moment, set aside everything you’ve been taught about subwoofers and how they are integrated into a stereo or theater system. RELs set-up and position differently than other subwoofers. A REL will take advantage of physics and room acoustics to provide deep pressurization as no other sub-woofer can. It’s important that you bring to the set-up process a willingness to do things a little differently in order to obtain these superior results. The end result of your labours will be an utterly seamless integration of true deep bass to a sound system, regardless of the main speaker’s low bass capability.

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Sunfire B2: RELs are not traditional subwoofers, but true sub-bass systems. A REL is designed to augment the performance of “full range” speaker systems, to provide linear response down to below 12 Hz (Studio III, -6 dB down at 9 Hz). Therefore, for the moment, set aside everything you’ve been taught about subwoofers and how they are integrated into a stereo or theater system. RELs set-up and position differently than other subwoofers. A REL will take advantage of physics and room acoustics to provide deep pressurization as no other sub-woofer can. It’s important that you bring to the set-up process a willingness to do things a little differently in order to obtain these superior results. The end result of your labours will be an utterly seamless integration of true deep bass to a sound system, regardless of the main speaker’s low bass capability.

Description

Sunfire B3: RELs are not traditional subwoofers, but true sub-bass systems. A REL is designed to augment the performance of “full range” speaker systems, to provide linear response down to below 12 Hz (Studio III, -6 dB down at 9 Hz). Therefore, for the moment, set aside everything you’ve been taught about subwoofers and how they are integrated into a stereo or theater system. RELs set-up and position differently than other subwoofers. A REL will take advantage of physics and room acoustics to provide deep pressurization as no other sub-woofer can. It’s important that you bring to the set-up process a willingness to do things a little differently in order to obtain these superior results. The end result of your labours will be an utterly seamless integration of true deep bass to a sound system, regardless of the main speaker’s low bass capability.

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Sonique Thunderbox 1200: Engineered for both Hi Fi and home theatre, this subwoofer delivers deep clean bass notes without any muddiness.

Featuring dual low noise ports, this forward firing sub provides all the impact you need with a finesse unlike others in its class. A 130 watt amp and 12 inch driver - it's also available in Sonique's famous "Special Edition" version with real timber veneer, lead lining and adjustable hardened spikes.

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The Sonique-Boom blends style and performance to create a new standard in Subwoofer design. Coupled with unique electronic/filter circuitry, this fully optioned subwoofer will integrate seamlessly - complimenting and enhancing the best and most advanced Hi-Fi and Home Theatre systems.

Its super inert cabinet, finished in real timber, houses a matched pair of the most advanced woofer/drone combinations available and electronics that has been finely tuned to achieve spectacular results. Integral to the performance is the ability of the Extreme Long Stroke Woofers to deliver deep clean bass, with long term reliability and very low distortion, even at high sound pressure levels.

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Looking for the right combination of features in a subwoofer? Well, here's where big bass, great looks, and an affordable price come together with the new updated XS-1! Subsonic's new XS-1 subwoofer, based on the highly successful earlier model now boasts a more powerful 250-watt high-current amplifier, powering a 300mm (12 inch) driver with a bass-friendly rounded rubber roll surround that allows longer driver excursion than on most subs at this price, so a lot of air gets moved!

Other nice touches include extremely solid, yet compact build, as well as its quality connections. The unfiltered LFE input, for maintaining 5.1 bass precision, is just another bonus. Bottom line? You've got the power you need for home cinema, the precision you want in music and a price that even the budget-minded find attractive. Want more? Then buy two! No joking, two XS-1s outperform almost everything under $3000. Quite a number of our serious customers agree and have put down the cash...

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What can we say about the XS-2 other than it is just a smaller version of the XS-1. It sports a 250mm (10 inch) driver, comes in the same cabinet and has slightly less output at 250 Watts RMS, which is more than adequate in this situation. Frequency response is stated as 28Hz to 150Hz ± 3db. Highly recommended with the ‘X’ series of floorstanding or satellite speakers…

The Subsonic XS-3 is the entry point subwoofer in the range and is ideally suited for those with smaller rooms and more realistic expectations from their system. This is not to say that the XS-3 doesn't perform well! Quite, the contrary - it performs very well but with its smaller and more compact size obviously doesn't have quite the impact of its bigger brothers.

Very well suited to the Subsonic Audio Lifestyle series of satellite speakers.