Dynaudio Core Sub Active Studio Subwoofer (Single Unit)

General

Anyone who wants to invest in a Dynaudio Core Sub will need to let the neighbours know first, because if your studio isolation isn't absolutely seamless, this sub is likely to trigger the nearest seismograph. Based on the +/-3dB standard, we're talking 15Hz of depth - and that's deep! At -6dBs, you're covering 13.5Hz frequencies, which is perfect for mixing church organs, but of course, you'll need a studio that's big enough to handle it. As you'd expect, his sub has been designed and built to serve as the ideal partner for a set of Dynaudio Core 47 monitors and to complete a forceful, and stunningly professional setup.

The Dynaudio Core Sub: For the Absolute Professional

This studio subwoofer bears professional performance from every possible angle. Fitted with a single analogue mono input, it won't do the job of taking in the main signal, splitting it and sending it on to a set of satellites, instead it expects to be fed nothing but the bass via a monitor controller, or a good audio interface with a dedicated sub output - which of course, anyone considering adding this unit to their arsenal will already have. AES3 is also supported, and the internal DSP can be matched with an external master-clock for wordclocking. In short, this subwoofer may demand a hefty investment, but what it delivers pretty much pays for itself.