Dayton SUB-120 12" 150 Watt Powered Subwoofer
By: DAYTON Audio Average Rating: 3.5 Total Reviews: 2
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 On: 2008-01-29
I purchased two of these originally to replace two aging BIC subwoofers ( V1200 & V1210R). After receiving them I swapped the factory Dayton amps with a pair of their SA240(240 watts @ 4ohms with 24 db/octave xover)subwoofer amps. They made a huge difference in the sound performance of these powered subs. I also replaced the factory subwoofer speakers for two Infinity Reference 1250W subwoofers. I also added 1.5 lbs of polyfill stuffing in each enclosure. Now, I must say this was a much needed improvement over factory. Ive enjoyed my new subs so much, that Ive just recently placed another order for two more SUB120s powered subs. I will be upgrading the amps and speakers soon. Currently, I have an 11 speaker home theater system. Soon to be a 13 speaker system. One good feature on both the factory sub120 amp and the Dayton SA240 amps is they have both input and output. So you can run a chain of powered subs. Which is what Im doing. Ill have a total of 6 powered subs along with 7 other speakers in my system (Front L/R, Cntr, Surround L/R and Rear Surround L/R + 6 LFE powered Subwoofers).
 On: 2007-10-29
Ive been around speakers for many years, both as a recording musician and a hi-fi nut. This product really surprised me. Its not near as flabby as I would have expected from the price. Bass is very nice, tight and complements my JBLs very well. It works equally well with all types of program material, CDs, DVD,s, VHS, MP3, FM, LP, etc. I would have easily paid 3 times as much to get sound this good. Id read reviews on other websites and took the plunge. I highly recommend this sub for those on a budget, or even those willing to spend more. The box is pretty generic, just a black ash covering over acoustic plywood, but it fits everywhere. Thats the only downside and I dont think of that as much of an issue. Check it out!
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