Elac
Elac Varro Reference RS700 12" 700W Powered Subwoofer Satin Black
A 12-inch powered subwoofer reaching 14 Hz in-room with 700 W amplification and app-controlled auto EQ
- Deep bass down to 14 Hz in-room
- 700 W amplifier drives 12-inch HEX woofer
- Auto EQ via iOS and Android app
- RCA line-level and speaker-level inputs plus 12 V trigger
- 17 Hz anechoic low-frequency extension
12" 700W Powered Subwoofer
The Elac Varro Reference RS700 is a powered subwoofer equipped with a 12-inch HEX surround woofer and 700 watts of amplification. It is built for home cinema and music listeners who want deep, controlled low-frequency output from a single self-contained unit.
Home cinema and stereo listeners needing deep bass
This subwoofer suits owners of AV receivers or stereo preamps who need authoritative output down to 14 Hz in-room. It is not for buyers who require wireless streaming, multiple driver arrays, or a compact cabinet that fits inside furniture.
Straightforward placement and wired setup
Connect the subwoofer using RCA line-level or speaker-level inputs and the 12 V trigger for automatic power switching. The iOS and Android app handles auto EQ calibration, so manual tuning is minimal; the main challenge is finding a suitable floor location for the 12-inch cabinet.
Highlights
- Deep bass down to 14 Hz in-room
- 700 W amplifier drives 12-inch HEX woofer
- Auto EQ via iOS and Android app
- RCA line-level and speaker-level inputs plus 12 V trigger
- 17 Hz anechoic low-frequency extension
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What audio connections does my receiver need to send signal to the Elac Varro Reference RS700?
The subwoofer accepts RCA line-level and speaker-level inputs, so your receiver must provide one of those connection types.
Will the 12-inch HEX woofer and 700W amplifier overpower my older satellite speakers?
The app includes auto EQ and the subwoofer reaches 14 Hz in-room, letting you match its output to the existing speakers for a balanced blend.
How can I verify the subwoofer is reproducing the 17 Hz anechoic low end after setup?
Play a test tone at 17 Hz and use the iOS or Android app to confirm the driver is moving and the auto EQ shows response down to that frequency.
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