LD Systems Stinger Sub 15 G3
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LD Systems
Stinger Sub 15 G3
Product Info
Article Number:
409118
Brand:
LD Systems
Model:
Stinger Sub 15 G3
Category:
Passive Subwoofers
Price:
$543.40
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The Stinger Sub 15 G3 is a solid, affordable option for smaller to mid-sized bands needing some serious low-end reinforcement. It’s a great workhorse for DJs, cover bands, and anyone needing clean, powerful bass without needing to break the bank – just be prepared to haul it!
Product Description
- LD Systems Stinger Sub 15 G3
- Passive Subwoofer
- Passive subwoofer in bass reflex housing with 15" speaker
- Power rating: 600 W RMS (1200 W peak)
- Impedance: 8 Ohm
- Maximum level: 127 dB
- Connector panel with 1 x Speaker Twist input and 1x Speaker Twist output
- 18 mm Plywood housing
- Insert for spacer rods with M20 thread
- Dimensions: 567 x 477 x 624 mm
- Weight: 29.7 kg
- Colour: Black
PROS
- • Robust 18mm plywood construction feels surprisingly solid for the price.
- • Speaker Twist connectors offer secure, reliable connections – a nice touch.
- • Delivers a surprisingly deep and punchy low-end for a passive subwoofer.
- • The M20 spacer rod insert allows for versatile stacking and rigging options.
CONS
- • Passive design necessitates a powerful amplifier, adding to overall system cost.
- • Weight makes transportation a two-person job, especially for frequent gigs.
- • Frequency response likely rolls off noticeably below 60Hz, limiting extreme sub-bass reproduction.
Product Video
Key Features
Power Handling
600 W RMS / 1200 W peak
Woofer Size
15 in
Impedance
8 Ohm
Frequency Range
45 Hz - 2.1 kHz
Sensitivity
127 dB
Weight
29.7 kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
The LD Systems offers a slightly cleaner, less boomy sound than the TU1500, with a more defined low-mid presence, but the Behringer might have a touch more sheer output.
While robust, the plywood isn't road-grade Baltic birch; it’s best suited for consistent club or venue use rather than constant heavy touring.
Ideally, you’d want an amplifier capable of delivering at least 500 watts RMS at 8 ohms to truly unlock its potential and avoid clipping.
