Behringer VQ1800D
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Behringer
VQ1800D
Product Info
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The VQ1800D is a surprisingly capable subwoofer for the budget-conscious. It’ll add serious thump to smaller to mid-sized PA systems, making it ideal for DJs, cover bands, or anyone needing substantial low-end without spending a fortune. Just be prepared for a bit of a workout moving it around.
Product Description
- Behringer VQ1800D
- Active 18" Subwoofer
- With 500 W class D amplifier
- Built-in stereo crossover with high-pass filter (70 - 150 Hz) for full-range speakers
- Tunable bass boost (40 - 80 Hz)
- Built-in limiter
- Stand flange mount
- Dimensions: 670 x 528 x 566 mm
- Weight: 38.2 kg
- Optional protective cover available under Article Nr #481858# (not included)
PROS
- • Robust 18-inch driver delivers surprising low-end extension.
- • Class-D amplification provides clean power without excessive heat.
- • Integrated crossover simplifies system setup for less experienced users.
- • Tunable bass boost offers flexible low-frequency reinforcement.
CONS
- • Build quality feels somewhat plasticky compared to premium subwoofer brands.
- • Limited connectivity options; lacks XLR inputs for broader use.
- • Significant weight makes transportation and setup a two-person job.
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Key Features
Power (Watts)
500
Woofer Size
18 in
Frequency Range
40-200 Hz
Max SPL
130 dB
Crossover
70-150 Hz (stereo)
Weight
38.2 kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
The bass boost is a fixed, pre-set enhancement; it’s simpler than EQ but less precise for nuanced adjustments.
While functional, the crossover is designed for more basic setups; bi-amping with high-end speakers might reveal its limitations.
Yes, the limiter protects the driver from over-excursion, but it's still wise to monitor levels and avoid pushing it excessively.
