18Hz Subwoofer | 3000 € | 2x ScanSpeak 32W4878T00 | Cinematic Loudspeaker Build

Hi Guys, in this video, I'm building an impulse-compensated subwoofer for the student club (TIK) in Freiburg. I used the very best ScanSpeak driver for this, the 32W4878T00 and the Hypex Fusion Amp FA502 (2*500 Watt).
The Sub goes as low as 18Hz (-3dB) and through this improves the overall sound experience of the PA system. This makes a perfect combination of punchy and dynamic upper bass and absolute low end of the highest quality.
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[@Mantoollingo]

Fun to watch, can’t wait to check out more from your channel

[@hififriend4512]

Thanks a lot, glad you enjoyed it :)

[@99Inception]

Awesome video! Great voice over! Loved it

[@hififriend4512]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@markbushinski1198]

Hi David, how do you like these compared to the Wavecor SW275? The Wavecor are smaller diameter of course, but have low loss surrounds and a more linear suspension.

[@hififriend4512]

The SW275BD01 is about 3-4dB quieter and needs less cabinet volume (for 2x woofers 180 vs 270) and reach further down. But still performs extremely well. Concerning sound quality there isn’t a huge difference. But I can promise you that two SW275 is more than enough for most situations and two 32W are rather to much for most normal sized rooms. Talking about ported designs of course. I would probably recommend the Wavecor to most people because of the smaller enclosure. Keep in mind that the ports need quite a bit diameter (and therefore are very long) so you don’t get portnoise at max volume.