LD Systems DAVE 10 G4X Subwoofer
This active LD Systems DAVE 10 G4X Subwoofer combines a 10″ bass driver with integrated Class D amplification and DynX DSP technology. A built-in mixer, Bluetooth 5.0 audio streaming and optical SPDIF connectivity make it a practical choice for DJs, performers and event setups.
Give Your PA More Low-End Support
Firstly, the bass reflex design and 10″ bass driver add dedicated low-frequency support to a 2.1 PA system. With 680 W peak system power and a 110 Hz crossover frequency, the subwoofer is designed to sit beneath the main system. All while keeping the overall setup focused on a fuller bass foundation.
Manage Sources in One Place
Moreover, an integrated 6-channel mixer centralises source management within the subwoofer. Bluetooth 5.0 audio streaming and an optical SPDIF input provide clearly defined connection options. Additionally, selectable stereo and cluster modes also let the system be configured for the intended PA arrangement.
DSP Protection for Regular Use
Furthermore, DynX DSP technology works alongside limiter, short circuit and overload protection to manage the active system’s operation. The integrated Class D amplifier keeps amplification built into the subwoofer. Thus, the setup does not need a separate power amplifier for this low-frequency section.
Built for Transport and Events
The 15 mm / 18 mm multiplex housing uses a polyurea surface coating and an aluminium front grille for a durable enclosure design. Two handles make the 16.5 kg subwoofer easier to move between locations. Simultaneously, its 350 mm by 436 mm by 440 mm dimensions keep the physical details clear when planning a setup.
Key Features
- A dedicated active subwoofer for the DAVE 10 G4X 2.1 PA system
- Integrated amplification and DSP reduce the need for additional low-frequency hardware
- Built-in mixer, Bluetooth streaming and optical SPDIF input simplify source handling
- Stereo and cluster modes support different PA configurations
- Polyurea-coated multiplex construction is suited to frequent transport and event use