It’s been over 8 years since Triad unveiled a new subwoofer line. The new lineup includes 5 in-rooms, 2 in-wall, 2 in-ceiling subwoofers and 3 companion RackAmps. Each of the new subs includes DSP (digital signal processing) for use in smaller rooms, and complies with CEA and CEDIA’s “Best Practices” guidelines.
KEF has introduced the XQ60b subwoofer, designed to be more stylish for visibility in your home theater setup. It’s sleek, curved minimalist casing is finished with a glossy black lacquer and houses a 200 Watt Class D amplifier that powers 30 cm downward-firing, long-throw, die-cast driver.
BG Radia partnered with THX to produce the BGX-4850. The in-wall subwoofer is the first of its kind to be certified THX Ultra2 and to use THX Balanced Bass-line to produce vibration-free bass. The subwoofer will not damage the surrounding drywall or emit bass into the room to its rear.
Axiom Audio is introducing the EP800 Subwoofer. Using extended low frequency (XLF) engineering, the EP800 can reach bass levels of 12 Hz – making it an extremely linear subwoofer. This subwoofer features a sealed enclosure which houses two 12 inch, long-throw aluminum cone woofers. The design of the parallel wired, dual drivers allows the EP800 to produce more sound per watt than a standard subwoofer.