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Dayton Audio SUB-1000 Subwoofer

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Brand, Model and Release Date

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Manufacturer Dayton Audio
Model SUB-1000
Release Date 2010
HifiSpecs Rating
Amazon Rating
Price

Technical Specs

Technical characteristics of the speakers.

Amplification Type Active
Crossover Type Low-Pass
Enclosure type Bass Reflex
Frequency Range (+/-3 dB)[Hz] 30 - 140
Frequency Range (-6dB)[Hz] 30 - 140
Maximum SPL [dB] 110
Sensitivity (2,83 V/1 m)[dB] 85
Nominal Impedance (Ohms) 4
THD (Total Harmonic Distortion) 0.5%
Recommended Amplifier Power [W] 100
Crossover Frequency [Hz] 100
Bass Reflex Tuning Frequency [Hz] N/A
Driver Units

10-inch high-excursion woofer

Connectivity Wired
Inputs RCA Line Level
Outputs None
Magnetic Shielding No

Placements and Distances

Where and how to put them.

Form Factor Floor
Distance from Wall [cm] 20

Dimensions and Weight

Speaker dimensions and weight without stands.

Length ~15.75 in
~400.05 mm
~40.01 cm
Width ~14.2 in
~360.68 mm
~36.07 cm
Height ~16.75 in
~425.45 mm
~42.55 cm
Weight ~29 lbs lb
~13154.18 g
~13.15 kg
Shipping Weight ~36 lb
~16329.33 g
~16.33 kg

Colors and Accessories

List of available colors and optional accessories.

Colors
  • Black Ash
Accessories
  • Manual
  • Power Cable
Detachable Grilles Yes

Price and Warranty

Satisfaction is (not) guaranteed.

Warranty 5 Years
Manufacturer URL https://www.daytonaudio.com
Amazon

Personal Review

"In this review of the Dayton Audio SUB-1000, I delve into its performance, compatibility, and build quality. While it boasts affordability and solid bass for small to medium-sized rooms, it has limitations regarding wiring and space. Minor build concerns exist, but it offers good value for money. Read on to understand its pros and cons to decide if it fits your audio needs."

Bass Response
8
The SUB-1000 delivers a solid bass output, which complements smaller speaker setups well. While it might not fill a large room with deep resonant bass, it excels in smaller to medium-sized rooms. There's a clean, tight bass that doesn't overpower, which was noted positively for desktop or near-field listening.
Treble Detail
6.5
As a subwoofer, the Dayton Audio SUB-1000 isn't primarily designed to handle treble, so the focus is certainly more on the lower frequencies. Users haven't specifically pointed to the treble response since it's generally managed by the other speakers in the setup.
Midrange Clarity
7
The subwoofer meshes well with midrange frequencies when paired with the appropriate speakers, providing a fuller sound. It's not a standout performer on its own for midrange clarity as it focuses more on enhancing the bass.

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