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Sony SA-W3800
$300.00
Released July, 2004
The Pros:Very low frequency response and good overall range for the price point. Sturdy, durable design that can easily withstand accidents and drops. Great volume--can output very loudly with no distortion.
The Cons:Very heavy (at about 50 lbs.) and large compared to similar competing models. Magnetic shielding isn't great, may pick up some static. Auto power saver feature is too quick to turn the subwoofer off, requires fairly high volume level to turn back on again.
The Sony SA-W3800 is a standalone, 15” performance subwoofer designed to work alongside a surround-sound system. Enclosed in a mica-reinforced cellular woofer case, the SA-W3800 uses Motion Feed Back Technology with an advanced bass-reflex design to output up to 200W of power alongside a wide 20-200Hz frequency range.
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Compared to its peers, this subwoofer is somewhat heavy, weighing in at 50 lbs. However, it outperforms them all in power, frequency, and versatility—making it ideal for a high-powered home-theater system. The only drawback to the Sony SA-W3800 is its expensive price.
Additional Information
The Sony SA-W3800 is a step up from the Sony SA-W3000 in that it delivers more power and bass.
Features
- 15” Mica Reinforced Cellular Woofer
- Bass-Reflex Design
- Lightweight / Easy-to-Carry
- 200W Total Power Output
Specifications
- Frequency: 20Hz – 200Hz
- Type: Video Shielded
- Woofer Size: 15”
- Power Handling: 200W
- Bass Drive: Advanced Bass Reflex Design
- Inputs: Line Level, Speaker Level
- Warranty: 1 Year Parts / 1 Year Labor
- Dimensions: 17 5/16 x 19 1/2 x 20 3/16"
- Weight: 50 Lbs
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Pros & Cons
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Very low frequency response and good overall range for the price point.
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Sturdy, durable design that can easily withstand accidents and drops.
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Great volume--can output very loudly with no distortion.
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Crisp, articulate bass output that adds a strong, noticeable bottom end to any speaker system.
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Offers extensive bass level adjustment right on the unit itself.
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Very heavy (at about 50 lbs.) and large compared to similar competing models.
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Magnetic shielding isn't great, may pick up some static.
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Auto power saver feature is too quick to turn the subwoofer off, requires fairly high volume level to turn back on again.
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