Syrincs D18 Sub
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Syrincs
D18 Sub
Product Info
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The Syrincs D18 Sub delivers serious low-end thump for the money. It’s a great option for bands needing a powerful, portable sub for live performance – think rock, pop, or anything needing a solid low-frequency foundation. Just be prepared to muscle it around!
Product Description
- Syrincs D18 Sub
- Active Bass Speaker
- Speaker configuration: 18" woofer and 3" diaphragm compression driver
- Two inputs: XLR / 6.3 mm jack Mic / Line
- Two line outputs: XLR
- Power: 500 W RMS
- 1000 W peak
- Amplifier: Class D power amplifier
- Maximum sound pressure level: 125 dB
- Frequency range: 30 Hz - 150 Hz
- Phase switchable (0/180°)
- Switchable crossover for heads: 90 Hz or 120 Hz
- M20 internal thread for stand mounting
- Housing material: Multiplex
- Two lateral handles
- Dimensions (W x H x D): 520 x 660 x 620 mm
- Weight: 41 kg
- Colour: Black
- Suitable castors: Art. #415294# (not included)
PROS
- • Robust multiplex construction feels solid, ready for gigging.
- • Compression driver adds surprising clarity to low frequencies.
- • High peak power handles demanding live sound reinforcement.
- • Phase switch & crossover flexibility aids system integration.
CONS
- • Weight (41kg) makes transport a two-person job without castors.
- • Limited frequency range might not suit ultra-low sub bass genres.
- • Multiplex housing, while sturdy, could benefit from a more refined finish.
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Key Features
Power (Watts)
1000
Woofer Size
18"
Frequency Range
30 Hz - 150 Hz
Max SPL
125 dB
Crossover
90 Hz / 120 Hz
Weight
41 kg
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Frequently Asked Questions
It adds definition and clarity to the low frequencies, preventing muddiness often heard with ported designs; it's a more focused low-end.
The multiplex construction is generally well-sealed, but as with any multiplex enclosure, careful bracing is key; some minor resonances might be present at extreme volumes.
125dB is a peak number; sustained output at that level will require careful gain staging and a capable amplifier system to avoid clipping and distortion.
