Twin 8-inch drivers and 500 W in a subwoofer only 11.5 cm deep
Totem Tribe Solution Sub is a sealed active subwoofer with two 8-inch woofers and an integrated 500 W digital amplifier.
It is designed to accompany Tribe speakers and solution bars without adding a large floorstanding cabinet. It can be wall-mounted or positioned close to furniture and provides stereo RCA, LFE and wireless inputs compatible with Totem LINK.
Key features
- 2 x 8-inch reinforced-fibreglass woofers.
- Integrated 500 W digital amplifier.
- Sealed enclosure approximately 11.5 cm deep.
- Stereo RCA, LFE and wireless inputs.
- Variable volume control.
- Variable phase from 0 to 180 degrees.
- Auto and On power modes.
- Wireless compatibility with Totem LINK.
Twin woofers in a very shallow enclosure
The two 8-inch drivers provide substantial radiating area while allowing the cabinet to remain low and wide instead of deep. Sealed loading makes behaviour close to boundaries more predictable and simplifies integration compared with many conventional ported subwoofers.
Wireless operation with Totem LINK
The wireless input allows the subwoofer to be physically separated from the main electronics. With Totem LINK, signal can be transmitted from a sub output or pre-outs on compatible amplifiers and active speakers, giving greater freedom when searching for the acoustically most useful position.
For Tribe and cinema systems
It suits systems using Tribe V, Tribe III, Duo or Trio where deeper bass is required without adding a conventional large subwoofer. The 500 W amplifier and twin 8-inch drivers make it appropriate for small and medium rooms and installations where enclosure depth is the main constraint. Its low, wide shape also supports placement beneath furniture or displays as well as wall mounting, making it easier to find a position that works both acoustically and visually within the room. A mass of more than 17 kg also helps keep the enclosure stable during the excursion of both woofers, an important consideration in such a shallow structure.
