Home Theater Subwoofers
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Sonos Sub Wireless Subwoofer (Gen 3, Black)
Key Features
- For Use in Sonos Ecosystems
- Wired and Wireless Connectivity
- 2x Force-Canceling Drivers
- Vertical or Horizontal Placement Options
Sonos Sub Wireless Subwoofer (Gen 3, White)
Key Features
- For Use in Sonos Ecosystems
- Wired and Wireless Connectivity
- 2x Force-Canceling Drivers
- Vertical or Horizontal Placement Options
Sony SA-CS9 10" 115W Active Subwoofer
Key Features
- 10" Woofer
- Foamed-Mica Cellular Reinforced Woofer
- 115W RMS Power
- 28 to 200 Hz Frequency Response
Roku 9201R 10" 250W Wireless Subwoofer
Key Features
- For Use with Roku Speakers or Soundbars
- Wireless Connectivity
- 10" Woofer
- 125W RMS Power / 250W Peak Power
JBL Stage Series A120P 12" 500W Subwoofer (Black)
Key Features
- 12" Polycellulose Woofer
- Up to 250W RMS / 500W Peak Power
- 32 to 150 Hz Frequency Response
- Front-Firing Configuration
Yamaha NS-SW100 10" 100W Powered Subwoofer (Black)
Key Features
- 10" Cone Woofer
- Dynamic Power: 100W
- Frequency Response: 25 to 180 Hz
- Advanced YST II Technology
Polk Audio HTS 12 12" 400W Subwoofer (Classic Brown Walnut)
Key Features
- 12" Long-Throw Polypropylene Woofer
- Up to 400W of Peak Power
- Class-D Amplification
- 22 to 180 Hz Frequency Response
Klipsch Reference Series R-100SW 10" 300W Subwoofer
Key Features
- 10" Copper-Spun IMG Woofer
- 300W Peak Dynamic Power / 150W RMS
- Digital Amplification
- 32 to 120 Hz Frequency Response
Bose Bass Module 500
Key Features
- For the Soundbar 500 or Soundbar 700
- Also Compatible with the SoundTouch 300
- Wireless or Wired Connectivity Options
- 10" Cubic Design
SVS SB-3000 13" 800W Subwoofer (Black Ash)
Key Features
- 13" High-Excursion Woofer
- 800W RMS Power / 2500W Peak Power
- Class-D Amplification
- 18 to 270 Hz Frequency Response
Polk Audio React Sub 7" Wireless Subwoofer for React Series Soundbars
Key Features
- For Use with React Series Soundbars
- 7" Long-Throw Woofer
- Wireless Connectivity
- Works with Alexa
Kanto Living sub8 8" 125W Active Subwoofer (Matte Black)
Key Features
- 8" Paper-Cone Woofer
- 125W Power
- Class-D Amplifier
- 35 to 175 Hz Frequency Response
Audioengine S8 8" 250W Powered Subwoofer (Black)
Key Features
- 8" Down-Firing Woofer
- 250W Dynamic Power
- Compact 11.25" Cube Design
- MDF Construction
Audioengine S8W3 8" 250W Wireless Subwoofer Bundle (White)
Key Features
- 8" Down-Firing Woofer
- Subwoofer with 250W Class D Amplifier
- 27 to 180 Hz Frequency Response
- Wireless Adapter with 100' Range
Klipsch SPL-120 12" 600W Subwoofer (Ebony)
Key Features
- 12" Long-Throw Cerametallic Woofer
- 600W Peak Dynamic Power / 300W RMS
- 24 to 125 Hz Frequency Response
- Front-Firing Slot Port
Bose Bass Module 700 (Bose Black)
Key Features
- For Use with the Soundbar 700
- Wireless or Wired Connectivity Options
- QuietPort Technology
JBL STAGE A100P 10" 300W Subwoofer (Black)
Key Features
- 10" Polycellulose Woofer
- Up to 150W RMS / 300W Peak Power
- 35 to 150 Hz Frequency Response
- Front-Firing Configuration
Kanto Living sub8 8" 125W Active Subwoofer (Matte White)
Key Features
- 8" Paper-Cone Woofer
- 125W Power
- Class-D Amplifier
- 35 to 175 Hz Frequency Response
Definitive Technology ProSub 1000 10" 300W Subwoofer (Black)
Key Features
- 10" Front-Firing Woofer
- 10" Passive Radiator
- 300W RMS Power
- 18 to 150 Hz Frequency Response
SVS SB-1000 12" 300W Subwoofer (Premium Black Ash)
Key Features
- 12" Woofer
- 300W RMS Dynamic Power
- Class-D Amplifier
- 24 to 260 Hz Frequency Response
SVS PB-1000 10" 300W Subwoofer (Black Ash)
Key Features
- 10" Woofer
- 300W RMS Power, 720W Peak Power
- Class-D Amplification
- 19 to 270 Hz Frequency Response
SVS SB-1000 12" 300W Subwoofer (Piano Gloss White)
Key Features
- 12" Woofer
- 300W RMS Dynamic Power
- Class-D Amplifier
- 24 to 260 Hz Frequency Response
Polk Audio DSW PRO 660 12" 400W Subwoofer (Black)
Key Features
- 12" Polypropylene Cone Woofer
- Up to 400W of Power
- 25 to 125 Hz Frequency Response
- Down- or Front-Firing Orientation Option
Genelec F One 6.5" 40W Active Subwoofer (Black)
Key Features
- 6.5" Magnetically Shielded Driver
- 40W Amplifier Power
- Integrated Bass Management
- 35 - 120 Hz LFE Frequency Response
Bose Bass Module 700 (Arctic White)
Key Features
- For Use with the Soundbar 700
- Wireless or Wired Connectivity Options
- QuietPort Technology
SVS PB-2000 Pro 12" 1500W Subwoofer (Premium Black Ash)
Key Features
- 12" Aluminum Woofer
- 550W RMS Power, 1500W Peak Power
- Class-D Amplification
- 16 to 290 Hz Max Frequency Response
Minx X201 6.5" 200W Subwoofer (Gloss Black)
Key Features
- 6.5" Aluminum Cone Woofer
- 2x 6.5" Passive Radiators
- Up to 200W Power
- 36 to 200 Hz Frequency Response
Minx X201 6.5" 200W Subwoofer (Gloss White)
Key Features
- 6.5" Aluminum Cone Woofer
- 2x 6.5" Passive Radiators
- Up to 200W Power
- 36 to 200 Hz Frequency Response
Polk Audio DSW PRO 440 8" 180W Subwoofer (Black)
Key Features
- 8" Polypropylene Cone Woofer
- Up to 180W of Power
- 30 to 125 Hz Frequency Response
- Down- or Front-Firing Orientation Option
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Learning About Home Theater Subwoofers
Home theater subwoofers can significantly improve the sound quality of your home entertainment speakers and system. They produce the real audio power that makes your music or movies more immersive. Home audio subwoofers come in a range of designs, to suit a variety of home theater designs and preferences.
Passive vs. Active Home Theater Subwoofers
External amplifiers power passive subwoofers, just like other speakers in your audio system. You can easily connect these subwoofers to your receiver and use them with rear speakers.
Active subwoofers are self-powered devices, meaning they have built-in amplifiers optimally matched to the speakers. These powered subwoofers have their own settings and controls that you can adjust separately from that of the home theater system.
Sealed vs. Ported Home Theater Subwoofers
When choosing between ported and sealed subwoofers, it's important to consider the type of bass you want for your system, the amp power, and the available room to install the subwoofers.
Sealed subwoofers have a small sealed box design, which allows the subwoofer to exhibit lower sound wave group delay, making the bass tighter and more accurate for more critical audio listening. However, these compact subwoofers need more amp power for a louder bass. Ported subwoofers have a larger box size. This bigger surface area generates low-frequency sound waves for a louder, booming bass, and eliminates the need of having additional EQ boost. Even better, it doesn't require a lot of amp power, making it more efficient.
Wattage Rating and Other Specifications
The wattage rating can tell you how loud a subwoofer can get. This means that a subwoofer with a wattage rating of 400 watts is louder than that with 250 watts. Thus, choose one according to your decibel needs.
You also should consider the Root Mean Square (RMS) and peak power of the subwoofer. The RMS is simply the power a subwoofer can handle continuously, while the peak power is the total amount of power that it can achieve in a limited period. Thus, the RMS is lower than the peak power and the RMS is more relevant to look at when considering the straight performance of a subwoofer. For applications such as home cinemas or gaming that have short, loud, and abrupt sounds, you want one with the highest peak power.
Check out B&H Photo and Video's wide selection of subwoofers and speaker systems to find what you need for your home theater system.
