The AIR15S from PreSonus is a versatile and customizable subwoofer featuring 1200W of peak power and enhanced digital tuning functions well suited for live bands, DJs, clubs, event halls, bars, speaking engagements, and more. The subwoofer is designed to work with the AIR10, AIR12, and AIR15 full-range speakers, but is quite capable of adding low end to any sound system, regardless of manufacturer. The AIR15S utilizes a single 600W (continuous) Class-D amplifier to power the 15" woofer for efficient and clean low-end performance with a max SPL output of 126 dB SPL and frequency response of 35 to 160 Hz (-3 dB).

The integrated and easy-to-use digital signal processor (DSP) allows you to customize the subwoofer for a number of applications, including Mo'Bass, FOH, Cardioid, and Endfire presets. The cardioid and endfire presets allow for off axis rejection and a uniform bass response throughout the room. Additionally, the variable low-pass filter and variable alignment delay functions allow you properly dial in your subs with any available tops. The Air15S ships with a power cord and a caster kit.

Open Box Products Have a Limited 6-Year Manufacturer Warranty    For Live Sound, Theater, DJ Setups    Class-D Amplifier / 15" Woofer    1200W Total System Output    35 to 160 Hz Frequency Range    126 dB Max SPL    Two Combo XLR-1/4" Inputs    Two XLR Link Outputs    Integrated DSP with EQ and Presets    Ground Stack Provisions and Pole Cup    Includes Caster Kit

• Easy-to-use DSP performance presets:
  • Mo'Bass: Bass boost
  • FOH: normal front-of-house
  • Cardioid: two subs working to form a cardioid directional pattern
  • Endfire: creates off axis rejection
  • Variable low-pass filter
  • Variable alignment delay
  • Comfortable ergonomic handles
  • 35mm pole socket for speaker poles
  • Defeatable front-panel LED
  • Rugged 15mm tour-grade birch plywood construction
  • Includes caster kit

  Related Questions and Answers

  Q: 1. What is the difference with the flying model sub. Mainly, where do the eye bolts affix to? Are there bolt holes on the flying model sub that the PSA1S doesn't have.

  A: They are flown by added rigging hardware, it is metal pieces that attach to the subwoofer that allow it to be flown. It does not have eye bolt connections.

  Q: 2. can quater jack be used to connect another speaker to jrx215?

  A: There is a parallel identical Speakon NL4 and 1/4 connector that facilitates a loop-through connection so you can daisy-chain and power an additional JRX215 speaker.

  Q: 3. What is the shipping weight?

  A: The Neumann KH 810 package weight is 69.05 lb

  Q: 4. Is this active or passive?

  A: This is a passive speaker, and requires a powered signal from an amplifier.

  Q: 5. What type or kind of speakers do I hook up to the ucs1p ? How does it all hook up

  A: The UCS1P was designed for use with the any of the Unity passive or active loudspeaker systems - U15, U15P or U215 - and is the ideal active subwoofer to match their acoustic parameters. But as with all Yorkville subs, the UCS1P can be employed with any full-range enclosure, especially those with high output, in many cases without even the need of a crossover.Owner's manual: a href= http://yorkville.com/downloads/ownersman/om_ucs1p.pdf?v=1365088223 target= _blank http://yorkville.com/downloads/ownersman/om_ucs1p.pdf?v=1365088223/a

  Q: 6. Anyone have this subwoofer? Any recommendations to buy or not to buy?

  A: Based on the specifications and apparent build quality - this should be a phenomenal sub.

  Q: 7. Are these able to be wall mounted? If so what mount would you suggest?

  A: BH #ONSS7914B or B&H # GAGFWSPKWM10

  Q: 8. Do you need to change the fuse to use it with 220v ?

  A: Yes, the PreSonus AIR10 2-Way Active Sound-Reinforcement Loudspeakers (Single) will need a different fuse to operate at 220V. The fuse included fuse for operation at 100 to 120V is a T5AL 250V, while the fuse required for operation at 220 to 240V is a T2.5AL 250V.

  Q: 9. What rating of power amp is recommended for a pair of these?

  A: I would pair these with a power amplifier offering a minimum of 250 to 500 W into 8? per channel. An amplifier offering 1000 watts for channel would be a safer choice to allow for amplifier headroom, less distortion, and longer amplifier life over long periods of continuous use.

  Q: 10. Is it possible to assign different effects to different channels, or can you only choose one for all?

  A: It is not possible to assign different effects to different channels. The effects processing works globally so it affects all of the channels, but you are able to select which individual channels you want to use the effects on.