Looking for the best subwoofer for music? Music needs a sub that blends with your main speakers so you can’t tell it’s there, not one built for huge movie effects. These picks are chosen for enclosure type, controls and how well they integrate.
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Very deep bass is mostly wasted. Almost nothing in a recording goes below 30 Hz, so clean playback from 30 to 80 Hz matters more.
Sealed is the safer choice. Sealed subs blend more naturally with a room and stop cleanly when the note ends. See best sealed subwoofers.
Integration beats specs. A variable crossover, phase control and ideally room EQ matter more than extra output. Two subs even out bass across the room even better than one.
A well made sealed subwoofer with tight, accurate bass and handy app controls, great for music and medium rooms.
App control and room EQ make it easy to blend.
A sealed servo subwoofer with deep, musical bass and excellent build quality, a strong value for music lovers.
A sealed 15 inch subwoofer with tight, accurate bass, a great value in large subs.
A compact sealed subwoofer with tight bass and huge output for its weight, best for music and small rooms.
The right default to pair with bookshelf speakers.
A compact sealed 12 inch subwoofer with tight bass and full app control from your seat.
A slim subwoofer that fits under furniture, with decent output for its size and a low price.
Full rankings: small, medium and large subwoofers.
Pair one with passive bookshelf speakers or powered bookshelf speakers. Related picks: best sealed subwoofers, best subwoofers for small rooms, and best subwoofers for home theater.
