Add enhanced bass to your movies and music with the ELAC Debut 2.0 SUB3030 12" 1000W Subwoofer. This subwoofer features a 12" high-excursion doped paper woofer with a 12" downward-facing passive radiator and delivers up to 500W of RMS power, or up to 1000W of peak power. With a frequency response of 25 to 150 Hz, the SUB3030 is equipped to handle a variety of listening material.

12" High-Excursion Doped Paper Woofer    12" Downward-Facing Passive Radiator    Up to 500W RMS / 1000W Peak Power    BASH-Tracking Amplification    25 to 150 Hz Frequency Response    Bluetooth 4.0 LE Setup & Control    Front-Firing Configuration    Bluetooth LE Mobile Device Required

The BASH amplifier uses a Class D amplifier with power supply modulation to track the input signal, supplying only the necessary voltage to the Class AB amplifier as needed.

Doing away with traditional analog controls, the SUB3030 incorporates an all-digital control system. Download the ELAC SubEQ app for your compatible Android or iOS device (with Bluetooth 4.0 LE) and you'll have complete control of multiple subwoofers at the same time.

With the SubEQ app and your smartphone's microphone, the subwoofer can optimize room EQ automatically using eight parametric curves; full manual EQ is available as well.

The 12" long-throw driver is designed to accurately reproduce the quality and quantity and bass for both movie soundtracks and music. A 12" passive radiator helps enhance transient response and increase system efficiency.

The horizontal center brace is designed to strengthen and stiffen the cabinet, helping to minimize unwanted vibrations that can discolor music or movie content. It also helps to reproduce low frequencies precisely, without overhang or distortion.

The subwoofer will detect when an audio signal is being sent to the amplifier and will power on. Also, to conserve energy, the subwoofer will power off after a long period of inactivity.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is possible to surface mount these to the ceiling to use as Atmos ceiling speakers? Thanks!

A: No. Wall brackets are included though.

Q: 2. Hello, may I ask. Do I have a 6 ohm 120 watt amplifier that can drive 6 ohm 140 watt speakers

A: Typically speakers will have a range of power that will run them, and in this case the top end is 140 watts. So yes, a receiver that produces 120 watts per channel will be fine.

Q: 3. Can it be wall mounted?

A: Yes. 100 %. 6.2 way to go for wall mount. Put them on wall shelves or hang etc. Important point is the breather is on front.

Q: 4. Would these speakers work well with a good quality powered sub, say a 12 driver?

A: These are passive speakers and would require power from a receiver or amplifier. As long as said receiver or amplifier also supported a self powered subwoofer, then yes, these are great speakers for the price and would work well.

Q: 5. Do these ideally need max 120 watt input PER speaker or 120 total?

A: The maximum recommended wattage is 120w per channel.

Q: 6. Is Yamaha R-N303D Network Stereo Receiver capable of bringing out the best from this pair of speakers?

A: These are very sensitive 6 ohm speakers. The Yamaha R-N303D, while an excellent receiver, is not designed for 6 ohms, and is less than ideal. It can power the speakers, but could conceivably be damaged at high volume.

Q: 7. Is the cabinet covered with real wood veneer or vinyl?

A: Elac has confirmed the following.. "The cabinet is a simulated wood look vinyl veneer".

Q: 8. Will Denon PMA-600ne have good enough power to drive the elac debut b62?

A: It sure will.

Q: 9. Does a Dayton Audio SUB-1000 subwoofer pair with these or not needed for listening to music?

A: I do not see why not. The subwoofer choice is more defined by the size of the room and the the type of music listened to.

Q: 10. Why would i get a humming sound when in auto position?

A: There may be an un-grounded component or circuit in the AC power loop. You can try using a different AC outlet. Or not use the Auto function at all.