Stratton 10 Subwoofer

(2 customer reviews)

Stratton Street 10 inch Subwoofer is a commanding name for a commanding presence. Like its bigger sibling the Stratton 10, this sub with its proprietary woofer composition of polyglass-coating, treated paper, Kevlar, CSX, and fiberglass, and 200-watt amplifier with 400 watts of peak power, the Stratton 10 will enhance your music and movies in a smaller, room-filling footprint. For power and stunning bass, this beautiful sub will deliver some heart-pounding bottom end to your system.

This product is only available for purchase through our authorized KLH dealers throughout Europe, Middle East, and Africa. Please refer to our dealer locator to find a dealer or distributor near you.

Subwoofer Details

  • Frequency response: 29Hz-160Hz
  • Maximum Output: 114dB
  • Class “D” Digital Amplifier: 200W rms/400W Dynamic Power
  • Components: 12″ Driver, Proprietary Blend of Treated Paper, Kevlar®, and CSX
  • Enclosure Material: ¾” MDF
  • Enclosure Type: Rear Slot Ported Bass Reflex
  • Inputs: Line/LFE Gold Plated RCA Jack
  • Dimensions: 15.3″ H x 12.8″ W x 15.2″ D
  • Finish: Carbon Black
  • Features: Volume, Lowpass, Phase, Trigger
  • Phase: Switchable 0-180 degrees
Best 2021 Gear Word Wide Stereo Logo
5 year Warranty
Stratton 10inch subwoofer

2 reviews for Stratton 10 Subwoofer

  1. Crutchfield customer from Ponce, PR

    Staratton+Kendalls=Superb Sound. Excellent subwoofer, great bass, outstanding for listening to music! Well built, it complements my KLH Kendall speakers. I highly recommend it! Pros: Excellent quality, adjustable bass level, outstanding for music listening.

  2. Crutchfield customer from Lafayette, CO

    Great addition to my system. I have really been enjoying this sub! It is affordable with attention paid to sound quality rather than bells and whistles. I’ve paired it with some Warfedale 11.4 to fill in the lower frequencies. It does the job beautifully. I adjust the volume as needed based on what I am listening to- Tribe Called Quest loves it up high whereas Beethoven does not- but that is part of the fun of tuning your system!

Add a review

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

FAQs

Subwoofers produce the lowest frequency sound that other speakers in an audio system are incapable of reproducing without distortion. The best subwoofers free your loudspeakers from the demanding chore of reproducing the bass, thus improving the sound of your overall system.

Subwoofers play a crucial role in a complete speaker system. A good sub will enhance the sound of your audio system and deliver undistorted playback down to the deepest levels. We recommend you start with at least one subwoofer so you can feel and experience the full sound of your system.

Using two subs will improve bass distribution by filling in gaps where the bass response may be weak throughout the room. Having a second sub will also supply more compelling dynamics and a wider soundstage.

Since bass frequencies are omnidirectional, subwoofers have limitless placement flexibility around a listening room. If you place your subwoofer near a wall, it will result in more bass. If you place it near a corner, it will produce even more bass. Most people put their sub toward the front of the room, so it is easier to connect to their home theater receiver.

In simple terms, a woofer is typically used in a full range floor standing or bookshelf speaker. A subwoofer is a woofer that is designed specifically to produce low-pitch audio frequencies, otherwise
known as bass.

A powered or active subwoofer holds a speaker and amplifier that are matched for best performance quality and housed within the same enclosure. A passive subwoofer needs to be powered by an external amplifier.

An amplifier intensifies the musical signal to make the sound louder or softer when controlling the volume of a sub. A passive subwoofer cannot work without an amplifier. Powered or active subwoofers do not need an amp because the amps are inside the sub.

When choosing the size of your sub it is important to pick one that blends in with your speakers to create that immersive listening experience. If you have a big, open listening area, a large subwoofer is a good fit considering it moves more air which in turn produces more bass. If your sub is going into a small, cozy room, a smaller size would be suitable, so it does not overpower your listening space.