LD Systems Maui 28 G3 Subwoofer
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LD Systems
Maui 28 G3 Subwoofer
Product Info
Article Number:
573896
Brand:
LD Systems
Model:
Maui 28 G3 Subwoofer
Category:
Active Subwoofers
Price:
$1,032.90
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The Maui 28 G3 is a serious subwoofer, delivering a substantial low-end thump. It’s a great addition for bands and DJs needing a powerful, portable solution, especially when paired with Maui satellite speakers for a full-range system. Just be prepared to wrestle with its weight!
Product Description
- LD Systems Maui 28 G3 Subwoofer
- Subwoofer
- To support Maui 28 G3 (cardioid configuration possible)
- Equiped with: 12" Subwoofer
- Frequency range: 37 - 200 Hz
- Max. SPL: 127dB
- Class D power amplifier with convection cooling: 730 watts (RMS)
- 2 XLR / 6.3 mm combo jack inputs
- XLR line output
- Dimensions (W x H x D): 370 x 527 x 472 mm
- Weight. 22.8 kg
- Colour: Black
PROS
- • Robust Class D amp delivers significant headroom and clean bass.
- • Cardioid pattern option minimizes stage vibrations and feedback.
- • 12” woofer provides a tight, well-defined low-end response.
- • Solid build quality; feels durable enough for regular gigging.
CONS
- • Size and weight make transport a challenge for solo performers.
- • Limited frequency response above 200Hz necessitates pairing with satellites.
- • Lacks integrated DSP for advanced EQ or limiting options.
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Key Features
Power (Watts)
730
Woofer Size
12"
Frequency Range
37 - 200 Hz
Max SPL
127 dB
Crossover
N/A - Active Subwoofer
Weight
22.8 kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
The cardioid configuration directs sound downwards, reducing stage floor rumble and feedback, ideal for smaller venues or when monitors aren’t an option.
It really shines with genres that demand a solid low-end presence like rock, pop, funk, and electronic music; less ideal for acoustic or classical where subtle bass nuances are key.
While convection cooling is efficient, you’ll still hear a noticeable fan noise under heavy load – it’s not silent, but it’s manageable for most gigging situations.
