Audac BASO10 10-inch Passive Subwoofer

AUDAC BASO10 10-Inch Passive Subwoofer

AUDAC BASO10 is a compact passive bass-reflex subwoofer with a 10-inch driver. It adds low-frequency reinforcement to an installed sound system using suitable external amplification and bass management.

Why Choose AUDAC BASO10?

Its 8-ohm load and 225W continuous AES handling provide useful design figures for amplifier matching. The plywood cabinet includes two speakON-compatible connectors for the documented link-through arrangement. BASO10 is a bass cabinet rather than a complete full-range speaker or self-powered Bluetooth system; plan crossover, amplification and the accompanying full-range speakers as one system.

Key Features

• 10-inch bass driver: dedicated low-frequency cabinet.
• Passive 8-ohm operation: requires an appropriate amplifier.
• 225W continuous AES handling: stated power-handling basis.
• Two connectors: recessed speakON-compatible link-through arrangement.

Best Suited For

Installed speech and music systems using appropriately specified external amplification. Match the speaker’s connection mode, load and coverage to the room before choosing amplifier power. Low-impedance and distributed-line systems need different planning; the wattage printed on a speaker is not a complete system-design instruction.

Setup and Connection Guide

Switch the amplifier off before wiring and follow the speaker’s exact terminal or connector arrangement. Choose the documented impedance or transformer-tap mode, keep cable polarity consistent and calculate the total connected load. Mount the cabinet using the specified bracket and suitable fixings for the structure. Test each speaker route quietly before increasing level. Where bass management is needed, configure crossover and protection in the supporting electronics and verify the system from actual listening positions.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does BASO10 contain its own power amplifier?

No. AUDAC identifies it as a passive bass cabinet. Use a suitable amplifier and crossover arrangement; a line-level subwoofer output alone cannot drive it directly.

Can I connect a phone straight to a passive loudspeaker?

A phone provides source audio rather than speaker-driving power. Feed a compatible amplifier or system input, then connect the amplifier’s appropriate speaker outputs to the loudspeaker.

Does a 100V transformer tap mean the speaker accepts mains electricity?

No. A 100V audio distribution line is an amplifier output arrangement. It is not a mains-power connection. Follow the manufacturer’s audio wiring and transformer-tap instructions.

Technical Specifications

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