Swissonic Sub10

If you're in the market for a subwoofer that delivers exceptional sound quality without breaking the bank, look no further than the Swissonic Sub10. This powerhouse of a subwoofer combines impressive performance with an affordable price tag, making it a standout choice for both professional audio engineers and enthusiasts alike.

First and foremost, let's talk about sound quality. The Swissonic Sub10 packs a punch with its deep, rich bass and clear, articulate low frequencies. Whether you're mixing tracks in the studio or enjoying your favorite music at home, this subwoofer delivers a listening experience that is truly immersive. The tight, controlled bass response adds depth and dimension to any audio setup, allowing you to hear every nuance and detail in your music with stunning clarity.

What sets the Swissonic Sub10 apart from other subwoofers in its price range is its exceptional value. Despite its affordable price tag, this subwoofer doesn't skimp on quality or performance. It features a robust construction and reliable components that are built to last, ensuring years of trouble-free use.

In conclusion, the Swissonic Sub10 is a standout performer in its class, offering outstanding sound quality and unbeatable value. Whether you're a professional audio engineer seeking accurate monitoring capabilities or a music lover looking to enhance your listening experience, this subwoofer delivers on all fronts. With its impressive performance and budget-friendly price tag, the Swissonic Sub10 is a clear winner in the world of audio equipment.

After week of using this sub, I'm pretty satisfied!
This thing has huge amount of power, although you will probably not use quarter of it (in order to match the levels to my Yamaha HS50m, I'm having this thing at about 15%, with crossover at about 60hz).

Bass response is very quick and price, no rumbling (when level-matched), this sub generates very deep but precise sound.

I was pretty stoked about the finish of this thing - I was expecting some cheap abs, while this thing is build exactly as good as Yamaha's HS series.

The 'power saving' function is indeed poorly designed - there are some audible clicks in your main monitors when 'waking up' the sub, however I find this really not very annoying.

If you want to actually know what is happening with your mix in the low freq, this is the best solution for the money.

I think thomann and their swissonic brand did great job with this product. Totally recommend it.

I bought this for my studio, as my monitors were lacking low end for when I mix down.

I qualified at the British academy of new music in 2009 as a sound engineer, and also produced music on this course alongside, and was wary due to the low price.

When it turned up, I was pleasantly surprised. The sound quality is fine for something in this price range, even a couple of hundred above for replicating frequencies in this range.

I saw few posts mentioning the crossover being "just a low pass filter"- this IS a type of crossover, so does exactly what it is meant to.

Somehow, it has actually reduced the noise my monitors produce when powered on as well, it used to be a loud click, now it is quiet.

This is indeed a very powerful, and loud, subwoofer if you want it to be that, or you can set it at an ideal reference level.
I have put two stickers on the rear volume dial, one for reference, and one for my own "party mode" which is louder, but still not even halfway up in a fairly large room.

There is a huge amount of excursion on this subwoofer, another thing that surprised me in this price range. It has never soft bottomed on me.

The only reason I didn't give 5 stars for features is the lack of a foot switch.

If you wish to add a sub to your studio, or are using some cheaper monitors and also want a sub to just listen to music, I couldn't recommend anything more than this product.

Was looking for subwoofer in addition to my Yamaha HS-7 for home usage. This one turned out as rather good option. Price is great, sound is good. Crossover and volume settings are easy to adjust and match to main speakers. The only thing on downside is if you are using built-in receive/send to send signal to main speakers. It's a power saving mode (not possible to switch off), which activates automatically after some idle time and when you turn music back again - there is a notable click to the output. Not something super critical, but quiet irritating. The rest is good. Purchased it 4 years ago, works well so far.