Danley Sound Labs announces the TH-215 subwoofer, the latest addition in their TH line of compact subwoofers. The TH-215 uses Danley's patent-pending tapped horn technology to deliver honest sub-30Hz performance with audiophile fidelity in lightweight, tour-friendly cabinet.
The 22" x 30" x 42" TH-215 is designed to cover the 29-125Hz range (+/-3dB) with a sensitivity of 99dB SPL at 39Hz (measured as 20V input 1/2 space at 10M distance). While it may be small in size when compared to conventional subwoofers, its sound is large. The TH-215 takes up to 1,400 continuous watts and 2,800 program watts and will produce a generous 133dB SPL at 36Hz and 138dB SPL in the range of 102-113Hz. Relative to its impressive output, the TH-215 weighs in at a modest 190lbs. With a common sense recognition that even the best sounding subwoofer needs to be usable, the TH-215 is outfitted with intelligently placed handholds and castors to make truck-packing and maneuvering a cinch.
"People are astounded by the deep, loud, true sound of our TH line subwoofers," explains their designer, Tom Danley. "It's uncommon for a subwoofer to reproduce with such fidelity, and it's unprecedented for a subwoofer that's so small. Our patent-pending tapped horn technology makes the difference. Conventional horns have to be one-half the length of the lowest wavelength that they are intended to reproduce. Since low-frequency wavelengths are quite large, conventional subwoofers have to be large too. Our unique tapped horn technology gets around this by cleverly placing taps in the horn where radiation from the rear side of the driver enters. The resulting phase cancellations and additions work out such that our subwoofers can accurately reproduce low frequencies with a much shorter horn."
MSRP: $3,335 (non-powered) • $4,995 (self-powered)