FBT Subline 112SA
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FBT
Subline 112SA
Product Info
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The FBT Subline 112SA is a seriously capable subwoofer – feels well-built, and packs a good punch for live sound reinforcement. It's a great option for bands, DJs, or anyone needing reliable low-end in medium-sized venues, providing a solid foundation without excessive complexity.
Product Description
- FBT Subline 112SA
- Active Subwoofer
- Speaker assembly: 12"
- Housing construction: bass reflex
- Class D power amplifier
- Power: 700 W
- Frequency range: 45 - 140 Hz
- DSP with 8 presets
- 8 Delay steps from 0.25 - 3.5 m
- Stereo input
- Link output
- Phase switch: 180°
- M20 Stand flange mount
- Dimensions (W x H x D): 430 x 447 x 480 mm
- Weight: 23 kg
- Suitable optional cover: Art.#463160# (not included)
PROS
- • Robust bass reflex design delivers impactful low-frequency extension.
- • Class D amplifier provides efficient power with minimal heat.
- • Integrated DSP with presets simplifies system tuning for various applications.
- • M20 flange allows for secure and stable stand mounting.
CONS
- • Limited frequency response might not suit ultra-low frequency genres.
- • Weight makes transport a challenge for solo performers.
- • DSP presets, while helpful, may not offer ultimate customization.
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Key Features
Power (Watts)
700
Woofer Size
12 in
Frequency Range
45-140 Hz
Max SPL
125 dB
Crossover
Integrated DSP
Weight
23 kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
The DSP offers a good range of presets for common scenarios, but lacks the granular control of high-end systems, which might limit advanced users.
It leans towards a tight and defined low-end thanks to the bass reflex design and DSP, avoiding excessive boominess common in some subwoofers.
It's versatile enough for smaller setups, but truly shines when paired with a more powerful amplifier and full-range speakers to deliver a substantial low-end presence.
