Dynaudio Core Sub Compact
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Essential Information About the Core Sub Compact Studio Subwoofer
Essential Information About the Core Sub Compact Studio Subwoofer
- Ultra-low frequency extension down to 16 Hz to reveal sub-bass, secure mix balance, and ensure reliable decisions on the low end of the spectrum.
- Compact format designed for today's studios: easier integration when floor space and walls are already occupied by monitoring and immersive setups.
- Dual 2 x 9-inch woofers + Class D amplification for firm, fast, and controlled bass, even at sustained levels.
- DSP and professional connectivity (analog XLR and AES3 XLR) with internal 24-bit / 192 kHz conversion, plus VESA compatibility for flexible mounting options.
Manufacturer Information
Dynaudio
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A Subwoofer Designed to Complement the Core Family Without Imposing a "Full-Size" Format
The Core Sub Compact was designed as the natural low-frequency extension of the Core series studio monitors, with a simple philosophy: maintain the performance standards of the series while addressing a constraint that has become central in many production environments, namely available space. Where a "full-size" subwoofer remains ideal when the studio allows, this compact version aims for a more discreet integration without sacrificing the expected bass depth in a modern mixing context (stereo, post-production, immersive content).Its reduced size (claimed to be about twice as compact as an equivalent standard-format model) facilitates installation in a small production room, a cluttered control room, or a versatile studio where every centimeter counts. The goal remains the same: extend the low-end response, relieve the main speakers, and stabilize the tonal image, session after session.
Who Is It For and What Studio Applications?
This studio subwoofer is aimed at sound engineers, producers, beatmakers, and content creators who want to hear (and control) the low end rather than guess it. It is particularly relevant if you work in styles where the sub is structural (electro, hip-hop, modern pop, sound design, trailers, video games), but also in more "acoustic" mixing when it comes to checking foundation, resonances, and kick/bass coherence.In a small studio, the benefit of a subwoofer is not limited to "having more bass": it helps better distribute energy in the room, optimize system placement, and achieve a clearer low end at reasonable volume. The Core Sub Compact also helps secure translation on consumer systems (headphones, soundbars, cars) by avoiding surprises from overemphasized sub-bass or low-mid frequencies.
Technical specifications
| Battery | No | EQ | No |
| Number of channels | 1 channel | Inputs | XLR, AES/EBU |
| Bluetooth | No | Color | Black |
| Connection | AES3, XLR | Power output | 560 W |
| Speaker diameter | 9" | Quantity | 1 |
| Number of speakers | 2 | ||
| Type | compact studio subwoofer | Line input | XLR |
| Speakers | 2 x 9-inch woofers | Digital input | AES3 XLR |
| Frequency range | 16 - 200 Hz (+/- 3 dB) | Mounting compatibility | VESA |
| Maximum level | 100 dB | Dimensions (W x H x D) | 390 x 360 x 365 mm |
| Converter | 24-bit / 192 kHz | Weight | 26.1 kg |
Questions frequently asked
Does the Dynaudio Core Sub Compact go low enough for electronic music mixing?
The specified frequency response extends from 16 to 200 Hz at ±3 dB, allowing control over sub-bass and kick/bass foundation. The two 9-inch woofers are powered by 560 W amplification.
What connections are available on this studio subwoofer?
An XLR line input and a digital AES3 input on XLR enable integration into an analog or digital monitoring chain. The internal processing uses a 24-bit / 192 kHz converter.
Is this compact subwoofer suitable for a small studio?
Measuring 390 x 360 x 365 mm, this format is designed to limit footprint in a control room or small production space. VESA compatibility also allows for mounting options freeing up floor space.
What is the maximum sound level this subwoofer can deliver?
The specified maximum level is 100 dB, an appropriate value for close listening in a monitoring context.
Can this subwoofer be used with monitors from the Core range?
This model was designed as a low-frequency extension for the Dynaudio Core monitors. It relieves the main speakers by reproducing the 16 to 200 Hz band. Its weight is 26.1 kg, an element to consider when selecting a stand or VESA mount.



