An extremely loud subwoofer, with dual 18 inch horn loaded drivers built for dedicated home theaters chasing reference level movie bass.
Built for a dedicated home theater; its size and weight need a real installation plan.
Looking for a subwoofer with an XLR input? Plain RCA is fine for a short run from a receiver. A balanced XLR input matters for longer cables or a system built around balanced gear such as a preamp or studio monitors. Every pick has an XLR input and they are ordered by measured output.
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An extremely loud subwoofer, with dual 18 inch horn loaded drivers built for dedicated home theaters chasing reference level movie bass.
Built for a dedicated home theater; its size and weight need a real installation plan.
A dual 12 inch subwoofer with huge, clean output and pro build quality, an excellent medium sub.
Punchy rather than deep, so add a deeper sub if the lowest film effects matter.
A sealed servo subwoofer with deep, musical bass and excellent build quality, a strong value for music lovers.
Tight and musical, best in small and medium rooms. The ELAC SUB3070 that used to hold this spot is discontinued.
A massive dual 18 inch subwoofer with extremely deep, loud bass, for a large home theater.
Very heavy and deep, so plan placement and moving carefully.
A sealed 24 inch subwoofer with massive, very deep bass output for large rooms, built to order as a luxury cinema centerpiece.
Very heavy, so it needs a permanent spot.
Combo jacks: check whether the XLR input is its own port or a combo XLR/TRS jack.
When balance helps: XLR mostly reduces noise on long runs or near power cords. On a short run from a receiver, RCA is usually fine.
Gain staging: match your preamp’s output level to the sub’s input sensitivity.
See every subwoofer with an XLR input for the complete list, or the best sealed subwoofers and best subwoofers for a small room for picks without the connector requirement.
Related guides: powered speaker inputs explained and the subwoofer buyer’s guide.