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Ecler EDGE-SB110P

MSRP.

£401.95 + VAT

Trade price.

Manufacturer Code.

CEDGESB110P

Key Features.

  • Ultra-compact active subwoofer designed to add depth and impact to background music systems in shops, bars, restaurants and other commercial spaces.

  • 10-inch driver for fuller, more defined bass from a compact enclosure.

  • 120W built-in amplification for a simple, self-powered low-frequency solution.

  • Balanced Euroblock and unbalanced RCA inputs for connection to a range of audio sources and systems.

Description.

The Ecler EDGE-SB110P is a compact active subwoofer that adds extra depth and punch to your sound system without taking up valuable space. At just 181mm high, it can fit neatly under restaurant seating or be wall-mounted in a corner using the included bracket.


It features a 10-inch driver and built-in 120W amplification, delivering fuller bass while keeping the installation discreet. The adjustable 50Hz–250Hz low-pass filter lets you tailor the bass to suit your main speakers, while the phase inverter helps you get the best results when setting up the system.


Ideal for restaurants, bars, hotels and shops, the Ecler EDGE-SB110P is a simple way to add more impact to your music without bulky equipment or a cluttered space.

Applications.

Leisure // Sports & Wellness // Hospitality

We think the Ecler EDGE-SB110P is a great example of how a subwoofer doesn’t need to be big and bulky to make a noticeable difference. Its slim profile makes it easy to tuck underneath restaurant seating or mount neatly on a wall, keeping valuable floor space free while adding welcome depth to background music. We particularly like that the amplification is built in, so there’s no need for a separate amplifier, and the adjustable low-pass filter helps you get the bass working nicely with the rest of the system. With balanced and unbalanced connections, it’s a flexible choice for shops, cafés, bars and restaurants where space is at a premium but sound still matters.

What do we think.

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