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Procella Audio today launched the P15 long-throw 15-inch subwoofer, which is aimed at large home cinemas, commercial cinemas and larger rooms (up to 3,000 cubic feet). The active subwoofer features dual 15-inch drivers, which are individually powered by 350-watt amplifiers and 28bit/56 bit ADI Sigma DSP controls. The P15 produces a frequency response below 22Hz and a maximum output of 125dB at 50Hz. The new Procella P15 long-throw 15-inch subwoofer is now available for $6,000. [Product Page]
If you need a better subwoofer for your home theater, then check out the upcoming BeoLab 11 from Bang & Olufsen. This subwoofer provides two 6.5-inch drivers facing each other in an aluminum shell. The BeoLab 11 will be available in North America by mid-May 2010 for $2,000. [Bang & Olufsen]
Designed exclusively for MacBook, the BassJump is a portable subwoofer that will turn your MacBook into a mini sound system. The subwoofer comes with a software that will combine audio coming from your MacBook speakers with the low frequency bass coming from the BassJump subwoofer. As a result, you will hear a dramatically richer and fuller sound. It is a USB powered gadget, so there is no need to carry extra cables, adapters or power cords. Priced at $79.99 each, the BassJump comes packaged with an exclusive neoprene travel case. [twelvesouth]
KEF today introduced its HTB2SE-W high-end subwoofer which is actually a wireless version of the existing HTB2. The HTB2SE-W’s wireless capabilities are made possible via KEF’s Universal Wireless Kit, which uses a standard 2.4Ghz RF system. The sub uses a 10-inch driver powered by a 250 watt digital amplifier and a 10-inch passive radiator packed into a slim enclosure that can be used horizontally or vertically. The KEF HTB2SE-W should be available in October 2009 for $1200. KEF’s Universal Wireless Kit is also available separately for $599. [WidescreenReview]
Here is a cool looking subwoofer that comes in the shaped of a rubic cube. The Elac MicroSub 2010 BT is a Bluetooth 2.1 Subwoofer, that is able to stream music from any Bluetooth enabled device. The subwoofer offers four amplifiers and provides a 2.1 sound-system optimized for music reproduction. Weighing at approx. 4.7kg, the subs are available in a chess board pattern (black and white) or the multi colored pattern. Which one is your favorite? [ShinyShiny]
Here is the the world’s largest subwoofer, called the “Matterhorn”. Built by Danley Sound Labs, the subwoofer consists of 40 subwoofers, 40 1,000-Watt amplifiers, 1100′ of 12-gauge speaker cable, and 23-pounds of 0.030 welding wire. This subwoofer was built to military specifications. Watch the video after the jump. [TechEBlog]
The Danley Sound Labs Matterhorn is claimed as the “World’s Largest Subwoofer” and was designed for the military who would presumably use it as some sort of weapon. In this video, Tom Danley also mentions other possible applications, such as an avalanche control device or to reproduce the sound signature of tornadoes. Video after the jump.
These new Yamaha subwoofers will be released tomorrow. The 130-watt YST-FSW150BL retails for $249.95, and the 100-watt YST-FSW050BL is priced at $179.95. Both subs are perfect for micro component systems and feature 6.5-inch drivers.
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