The Delta 15″ 18mm 13-ply Marine Birch plywood subwoofer is perfect for mobile use and installation.
Compact and punchy with no rattles or vibrations. Tight hard-hitting bass, which is easy to carry and fits in most cars.
Key Features:
- Genuine 600w RMS Marine Plywood Subwoofer
- Peak Power 2400w
- Rubber insulation feet
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BDP15S Cast Alloy BishopSound driver
- 20mm Screw-in Inverted telescopic pole mount
- Countersunk extra thick 3mm powder-coated "ding proof" grille to prevent grill damage when on tour
- Acoustic foam behind the grille to prevent moisture and dust ingression
- 18mm Birch Plywood painted with 4 coats textured, tough durable acrylic PU polymer paint
- Chunky tactile steel handles
- Compact easy to lift and transport and only 30kg
The 20mm screw-in professional inverted Top Hat in the top allows you to put a 35mm extendable pole in and add a 10",12″ or 15″ top cabinet. This fixture gives far greater stability than a standard pole and prevents annoying rattles from less professional products.
The Delta 15" sub-bass is perfect for mobile use and installation. The driver bolted inside is a BishopSound BDP15S, our stunning cast aluminium, push gold terminal, purpose-designed chassis speaker. All our drivers use first-generation British Paper cones for rigidity.
The Delta 15 Sub delivers that tight punchy bass that is the signature of BishopSound. Over the last 56 years, our PA systems are often copied but rarely sound as good in performance and value as BishopSound.
Acoustic foam behind the extra thick ding proof grill prevents dust and moisture ingression.
The tone is British and designed for our music and when matched with one of our 8" 10", 12" or 15" cabinets, watch your customers come in off the streets, sit up with jaws dropped whilst listening to our amazing clarity of tone and punchy bass. No frequency is overlooked!
This system delivers that signature clarity and that tight punchy bass that is the essence of BishopSound.
Important information about subwoofers
Subwoofers are designed to reproduce low bass audio signals between 35Hz and 150Hz. Driving them with full frequencies will cause permanent damage, so they should only be operated with a passive low-pass filter, a crossover network, or an active electronic crossover or speaker management system.
