PSI Audio SUB A125-M - Compact Studio Subwoofer (Red)

With its exceptional acoustic design, the A125-M is equally suited to use as a mono subwoofer or LFE in surround sound applications or as a bass extension in a stereo system. Working in perfect unison with all speakers from our range, the A125-M offers all the power with outstanding accuracy.

The perfect low end in your studio
The low frequencies are where sound becomes tactile, engulfing listeners in a full-body experience. And while sheer power can certainly create a memory, a truly lasting impact can only be achieved with precision. The A125-M offers this very precision. PSI Audio has translated its general approach of unaltered, maximum fidelity reproduction to the bass spectrum, allowing for a riveting experience that will change the way you work. Taking the guesswork out of the bass management, the A125-M grants an accurate representation of what is really going on "down below". Take control and create a sonic wonderland that reaches throughout the entire spectrum with no insecurities and no need to double-check your work on a different system. Get a subwoofer you can trust.

This is not a subwoofer
At least not in the way most people think about subwoofers. In many cases, the leading questions that govern the development of a subwoofer are "how low can it go?" and "how loud can it go?" At PSI Audio, we did consider these questions, but we added a third one: "how precise can it go?" With typical subwoofers, all you get from the low end is some vague rumble. This can be impressive, but it is not particularly musical.

With the A125-M, you get the power and the depth, but you also get the punch, the transients, the speed and accuracy that you can expect from a PSI Audio product - which is why we like to think of our subwoofers as "low-frequency precision monitors".

Add low end with the Sub A125-M
Our low-frequency speakers are designed and calibrated to seamlessly extend the low end of any of our loudspeakers while retaining an overall flat frequency and phase response. It is not so much adding a subwoofer, but more like adding an additional low-frequency way to the speakers. The result is remarkable, especially when reproducing appropriate acoustic instruments. The tight, accurate, perfectly controlled bass unveils every last detail down to 28 Hz.