JBL STAGE 200P Aktīvais Sabvūferis (cena par gab.)

The JBL Stage 200P subwoofer boasts a 150W RMS amplifier, delivering dynamic bass extension from 28Hz to 150Hz. The 10-inch polycellulose ribbed high excursion driver ensures detailed lows even in more intense moments of sound. Additionally, its bass-reflex design with dual rear-firing tuned ports enhances bass performance while keeping the unit compact. With adjustable crossover frequencies and various controls including auto power, level, and phase, you can fine-tune your audio experience to your environment.

Large 10” driver

The driver cone in the JBL Stage 200P subwoofer is made of Ribbed Polycellulose. This material combines the best properties of paper pulp (cellulose) and Polypropylene. That is less distortion and less susceptibility to moisture. The cone also has a high excursion, so that more air is moved for thunderous bass with movies and music.

A quality cabinet

It is important that the subwoofer has a solid cabinet and is heavy enough to not vibrate around the room. Low frequencies are more prone to resonances and hence the subwoofer has a lot of internal bracing. Moreover, the cabinet of the JBL Stage 200P subwoofer also features two rear-firing bass ports.

This creates less vibration on wooden floors. The ports also extend the bass response down to 28 Hz.

Setting up a subwoofer

The JBL Stage 200P subwoofer is designed for use with AV receivers that have a line-level subwoofer output. There is also an auto-on feature where the subwoofer will turn on if an input signal is detected. This feature can be turned off. To set up a subwoofer: firstly the level should be set so that the bass does not overpower the main speakers.

Additionally, the phase should be set correctly. If this is wrong the subwoofer will cancel out the bass from the mains speakers. This can be set by ear. Finally, the crossover frequency should be set to match the main speakers cutoff frequency.