Behringer DR18SUB
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Behringer
DR18SUB
Product Info
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The DR18SUB delivers serious low-end thump for the money. It's a great option for DJs, cover bands, or anyone needing substantial sub-bass reinforcement in a medium to large venue – just be prepared to wrestle with its weight!
Product Description
- Behringer DR18SUB
- Active Subwoofer
- 18" Subwoofer
- Power: 800 W RMS / 2400 W peak
- Inputs: 2 x XLR balanced
- Outputs: 2 x XLR balanced
- X-Over: 90 Hz / 120 Hz
- Phase switch
- Frequency range: 30 - 150 Hz
- Max. SPL: 129 dB
- M20 female thread for tripod mounting
- Dimensions (H x W x D): 650 x 530 x 609 mm
- Weight: 41 kg
PROS
- • Impressive low-frequency extension for its class.
- • Robust MDF construction feels surprisingly solid.
- • High output capability handles large venues easily.
- • Versatile crossover settings cater to various PA setups.
CONS
- • Finish lacks refinement; plastic trim feels budget-oriented.
- • Significant weight makes transport and setup challenging.
- • Limited EQ control beyond the basic crossover settings.
Product Video
Key Features
Power (Watts)
800
Woofer Size
18 in
Frequency Range
30 - 150 Hz
Max SPL
129 dB
Crossover
90 Hz / 120 Hz
Weight
41 kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
It punches harder than most, offering a comparable SPL to models costing significantly more, though build quality is a step below the premium options.
Yes, the phase switch is quite useful for managing reflections and minimizing feedback in challenging acoustic environments, especially when stacking multiple subs.
Behringer doesn't explicitly state the amplifier class, but given the power output and size, it's likely a Class D amplifier for efficiency and heat management.
