Short answer: the Danley Sound Labs DTS10. It ranks #14 of 143 subwoofers by sound quality, rated 4.5/5, at $4,400. The Genelec 7370A ranks #138, rated 3.6/5, at $4,195, $205 cheaper, a saving that is not big enough to make up the sound-quality gap.
Why pick the Genelec 7370A: A 12 inch studio subwoofer with analog and digital XLR connections and automatic network room calibration. The tradeoff: No independent measurements yet, so its output can’t be compared with ranked subwoofers.
The Danley Sound Labs DTS10 is the better-sounding pick. A passive tapped horn subwoofer with dual 12 inch drivers and huge output, still in production unlike many of its peers. Watch for: Requires external amplifier, extremely heavy at 284.4 lbs (129 kg), very large cabinet, and specialized tapped-horn design.
Buy the Danley Sound Labs DTS10. It is rated higher for sound quality, and saving $205 with the Genelec 7370A does not make up for the sound-quality gap.
About the ratings: the Genelec 7370A’s rating is estimated from measured siblings and predecessors rather than its own measurements, with a likely range of 3.4 to 3.8, so this verdict could change once it is measured.
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Specifications Side By Side
| Genelec 7370A | Danley Sound Labs DTS10 | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $4,195 | $4,400 Passive |
| Ranked | #138 of 143 in Large Home Subwoofers (Over 75 lbs) Estimated | #14 of 143 in Large Home Subwoofers (Over 75 lbs) |
| Warranty | 2(+3) | 5 |
| Drivers | 12” (305mm) driver | 2x 12” (305mm) driver |
| Amplifier Power | 400W (Class D) | - |
| Frequency Response | 19Hz - 100Hz (+/-3dB) (Manufacturer specified) | - |
| Maximum SPL | 113 dB | - |
| Dimensions | 24.6”H x 21.9”W x 19.5”D (625 x 555 x 496 mm) | 44”H x 59.5”W x 16”D (1117.6 x 1511.3 x 406.4 mm) |
| Weight | 105.8 lbs (48 kg) | 285.1 lbs (129.3 kg) |
| XLR Input | Yes | - |
| AES Input | Yes | - |
| Country | Finland | United States |
| Enclosure | Ported | tapped horn |
| Passive | - | Yes |
| Output SPL at 10 Hz | - | 94.2 dB |
| Output SPL at 12.5 Hz | - | 110.6 dB |
| Output SPL at 15 Hz | - | 119.0 dB |
| Output SPL at 20 Hz | - | 122.5 dB |
| Output SPL at 25 Hz | - | 125.5 dB |
| Output SPL at 31.5 Hz | - | 128.3 dB |
| Output SPL at 40 Hz | - | 125.3 dB |
| Output SPL at 50 Hz | - | 127.3 dB |
| Output SPL at 63 Hz | - | 130.9 dB |
| Output SPL at 80 Hz | - | 135.0 dB |
| Output SPL at 100 Hz | - | 133.0 dB |
| Output SPL at 125 Hz | - | 128.7 dB |
| CEA-2010-A Average (40-80Hz) | - | 129.6 dB |
| Cabinet Color | - | black |
| Measurement Source | - | Data-bass |
Where the Ratings Come From
- Genelec 7370A: manufacturer specifications and listening comparisons; no independent measurement has been published yet.
- Danley Sound Labs DTS10: manufacturer specifications and listening comparisons; no independent measurement has been published yet.
This comparison is generated from the ratings, specifications and measurements on each product’s own page, and it updates when that data changes. How we rank explains how each rating is decided.
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