- Is the DB Series Dual 12 worth it over a single-driver sub?
- If you want deep, low-distortion bass for both movies and music, the dual-driver sealed design is a clear step up. For pure output on a budget, a large ported sub gives more for less.
- How low does it go?
- B&W rates it down to 10 Hz, which is deeper than most home theater subs. In a normal room, real output below 20 Hz depends on placement and calibration.
- Do I need the app to use it?
- No, it works with standard inputs and controls. The app adds room EQ and Bluetooth control, which is where much of its tuning value comes from.
- Will it work with my AV receiver?
- Yes. It takes a standard line-level subwoofer output from an AV receiver or preamp, so it fits most home theater and stereo setups.
- How big is the cabinet?
- It is a large, heavy sealed box with two 12-inch drivers. Measure your space and plan for two people to move it.
- Does it come with a calibration microphone?
- Setup uses the B&W app and your phone; check the box contents for any included accessories before buying.
- Where is the Bowers & Wilkins DB Series Dual 12 Powered Subwoofer cheapest?
- At Best Buy, for $7,200.00, as of our latest check.