Offering an excellent balance of power, performance, and value for live venues and commercial spaces, the YXL10SP Powered Subwoofer from Yorkville Sound sports a 10" woofer, a 2.4" voice coil, and a potent 500W program Class-D amplifier, making it extremely loud for its size. The recessed control panel is stealthy but easy to access, and provides an activity LED and control over main output levels, as well as selection between three performance modes (Punch, Smooth, and Deep) that tweak the EQ and tone.

The TXL10SP features advanced DSP processing with component protection functions and a durable 12mm plywood enclosure with a steel grille for reliable, long-term use. This subwoofer utilizes two XLR-1/4" combo inputs for a single stereo pair and also includes two XLR 3-pin male outputs for use a speaker link.

For Live Venues and Commercial Spaces    250W RMS Class-D Amplifier    10" Woofer with 2.4" Voice Coil    DSP Processing with Component Protection    3 Performance Modes: Punch, Smooth, Deep    Recessed Control Panel    Master Level Control with Activity LED    Two XLR-1/4" Combo Inputs    Two XLR Speaker Link Outputs    12mm Plywood with Steel Grille

With the switch accessible in the recessed control panel, you can select between three performance modes for catering to different usage scenarios:

• Punch Mode: This mode will process the sound, so it has a punchier tone, giving less power to the deep bass more into the upper bass frequencies
• Smooth Mode: This will keep the original signal character with no preference for deep or upper bass
• Deep Mode: With this mode, the signal will be processed to provide more deep/low frequencies, while the keeping the upper bass frequencies in a similar place as Smooth Mode

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. It is possible use this subwoofer in 220V, 50 Hz, with any converter?

A: Yes, you would need a step up power converter for it to work.

Q: 2. Is yamaha ns-sw100w subwoofer compatible with sony receiver str-dh790 receiver consideratingf impedance thrshold aspect?

A: Yes, the Yamaha NS-SW100 10" 100W Subwoofer (Black), B&H # YANSSW100BL, would be compatible with the Sony STR-DH790 7.2-Channel A/V Receiver (B&H # SOSTRDH790) as long as it is not turned up to maximum volume. This receiver has a considerably higher power output than what this subwoofer is designed to handle.

Q: 3. Will this work with the Yamaha P515? I have heard it was designed to work with that.

A: The Yamaha NS-SW100 is not made for compatibility with the Yamaha P515 piano.

Q: 4. The dimensions are stated as 11.6 X 13.6 X 15.7. Which dimension is the width?

A: The Sony SA-CS9 10" 115W Subwoofer BH #SOSACS9 dimensions: (11 5/8 × 13 5/8 × 15 3/4 in.) (w/h/d)

Q: 5. Does this subwoofer have voltage selector (120/220/240V)? According to instruction manual some of these subwoofers have voltage selector on the rear panel).

A: No it does not. It is 120V AC/60Hz only.

Q: 6. I have a sony home theater system DAV-DZ290K. Can i connect this subwoofer to the system

A: Yes, it COULD be connected via the audio out connections, though not recommended, as these are full-frequency output . Recommend to instead use a PASSIVE sub-woofer. The Sony DAV-DZ290K has a subwoofer out to a PASSIVE (not ACTIVE) connection.

Q: 7. What is the recommended caliber for these speakers?

A: Depending upon the length of your speaker run, I would not consider using any wire gauge smaller than 16 AWG: Pyramid High Quality 16 Gauge Speaker Zip Wire (50' Spool) B&H # PY16HQSZW50

Q: 8. I have a Sony HT-XT1 soundbar. Can I connect this sub-woofer to it?

A: There is no provision for connecting a subwoofer to the SONY HT-XT1.

Q: 9. This subwoofer work with yamaha reciever?

A: Yes , it has high level inputs. Which are pass-through for speakers also. The manual is available at the sony website ..

Q: 10. Would it be OK to just leave this sub on all the time (in other words, with the power save mode OFF) to avoid the auto power-save clicking that many reviewers have complained about?

A: The Sony SA-CS9 10" 115W Subwoofer can be left on. You do not need to use the power save mode.