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title: "Dayton Audio SUB-1500 15\"  Powered Subwoofer"
brand: "dayton audio"
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# Downward-firing flared port Compact 19.75" cube footprint 15" heavy-duty woofer Dayton Audio SUB-1500 15"  Powered Subwoofer

**Brand:** dayton audio
**Price:** ฿17577
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> 🎶 Own the room with bass that speaks louder than words.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Dayton Audio SUB-1500 15"  Powered Subwoofer by dayton audio
- **How much does it cost?** ฿17577 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
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## Best For

- dayton audio enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted dayton audio brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Unbeatable Value:** Premium bass performance at a fraction of the cost—why settle for less when you can own the SUB-1500?
- • **Sleek Minimalist Design:** Textured black vinyl finish blends seamlessly into any modern home theater or living space.
- • **Perfect for Large Spaces:** Tailored for expansive rooms, this subwoofer transforms your audio experience with impactful low-end presence.
- • **Earth-Shattering Bass Power:** Feel every beat with a massive 15" long-throw driver engineered for deep, room-filling lows.
- • **Optimized Ported Performance:** Downward-firing flared port delivers clean, distortion-free bass that commands attention.

## Overview

The Dayton Audio SUB-1500 is a powerful 15-inch powered subwoofer designed for large home theater setups. Featuring a heavy-duty long-throw woofer and a downward-firing flared port, it delivers deep, clean bass with minimal distortion. Its compact, textured black vinyl cabinet fits discreetly into any decor while providing robust low-frequency output. Ideal for audiophiles seeking impactful bass without breaking the bank, the SUB-1500 offers exceptional value and performance in a sleek, floor-standing design.

## Description

Product description Add thrilling low-frequency effects to your home cinema experience! The Dayton Audio SUB series-powered subwoofer systems are the perfect addition to any home theater system. These powered subs feature a bottom-firing, flared port, bass-reflex design for reduced port noise and increased bass response. They also utilize a long-throw woofer to produce house-shaking power. The amplifier features high and low-level inputs and high-level outputs, a phase switch, independent volume control, an auto on/off switch (activated by an input signal) and a variable 12 dB electronic low pass filter. These compact subs are finished in an unobtrusive black vinyl that will complement any decor. Onboard connectivity makes this an easy-to-add and easy-to-adjust solution 1. Line Level Inputs The line level inputs are used to connect pre-put or preamplifier outputs directly to the subwoofer amplifier's internal crossover. These inputs are summed to mono. This is the preferred way to connect the subwoofer amplifier. If you have a mono line level signal from a "Pro-Logic" or "Dolby Digital" receiver use the right "red" input. Note: If a LFE mono output is connected, set the crossover point to maximum. 2. High Level Inputs If preamplifier outputs are not available, use the high-level (speaker) inputs. The speaker level inputs can be connected directly to the amplifier by inserting the speaker wire. 3. High Level Outputs There are also high level outputs which can be used to connect to main speakers or to another powered subwoofer with high level inputs. Note: High level outputs are paralleled to the high level inputs with no high pass filter. 4. Crossover Frequency Control Continuously variable from 40 Hz at 12 dB/octave. Set the frequency control to where the audio does not sound "muddy", normally between 60-80 Hz. Note: If a LFE mono output is connected set the crossover point to maximum. 5. Gain Control Adjusts the output level of the subwoofer. Set the level to where the bass frequencies blend with the other speakers. Note: Most people have a tendency to set the level too high, which makes the audio sound "boomy". 6. Phase Switch Selectable between 0° and 180°. This assists subwoofer placement. The correct position will be the one that provides the most apparent bass output. 7. Power Switch (Auto On/Off) When the power is in the auto position, the amplifier will automatically turn on when a signal is present. Note: In auto/off mode, the power on LED is always on (red), even when amp is in rest mode (off). The power LED will turn green when the unit is activated. Powerful Low End The Dayton Audio SUB series powered subwoofer system is capable of delivering realistic, room-shaking home theater bass effects—even in larger rooms. Features Downward-firing flared port design for clean, powerful bass Selectable "Auto-on" mode Heavy duty long-throw woofer Perfect for small home theaters or listening rooms Unobtrusive textured black vinyl finish

Review: An overall fantastic subwoofer for the price - An overall fantastic subwoofer for the price. I will now list all of the pros and cons, but before that, there is on thing you need to know. I have heard that this speaker is much better after having time to "break in," and I have just been using it for a few hours. Pros: Extremely loud. This will definitely give you earth shattering bone chattering bass at a great cost. The deep bass sounds great. The speaker itself seems to be very high quality, and so does the surround. The speaker looks like it's made for high output and low bass. The box is also very sturdy. No port noise. Cons (Note: My room is not good acoustically, and I have not spent a huge amount of time positioning the subwoofer. ) The power is highly unpredictable. The first kick in a series can be pounding and loud, but then the others, will be the correct volume. The frequency response isn't at all close to flat. There are loud frequencies and quiet frequencies all over. I know the placement has a lot to do with this though, but the mid bass is definitely way too loud compared to everything else. I have the crossover set to 100 hz, so it sounds pretty good coupled with my other speakers which start to drop off around that frequency. The box is small and the port is as well. I don't know what it's tuned to, but I think it should be at least a half an octave lower. Very boomy, but the bass is still accurate, and I am able to distinguish all the different notes. lastly, the frequency response, as others have said, is not a lie, but the sound very steeply rolls off at around 32 hz. Final thoughts: This is the best way to spend two hundred dollars guaranteed. You can't get a better subwoofer in this price range, and you'd be hard pressed to even make one in this price range (unless you know how to wire your own amp). Audiophile quality? No, not really. There are booms, the power is unpredictable and the bass isn't perfect, but unless you want to both sacrifice output and frequency response to get a smaller one that's less boomy and has higher quality audio, this subwoofer is your best bet. I am very impressed with this subwoofer, and I have gotten much more than I expected from it.
Review: What everyone needs - at a ridiculously low price - Have previously used 10" subs with nice cherry cabinets like my current JBL. While nice looking with their furniture grade wood, they were chosen more for their smaller size and have never been "capable" as in "SVS capable". But then I have never had a need for that level of quality and output in terms of any of my previous listening spaces, whether for Music or HT. However, now my current house bought for retirement has a full finished basement with a massive open space, which I will not section off and room treat for H/T ... so I decided to simply go larger and add more subs. But instead of plunging in with an expensive brute like a Fathom or less stratospheric SVS, I chose to at least first experiment with the Dayton 15" to see what was possible in terms of improving overall output and quality on the cheap ... and also managed to snag it during a sale for $200 which is always nice. As most audio folks know, these subs have long been on the value list when it comes to bang for buck ... and I have to say I was impressed with it from the start. After some time spent experimenting with X-over and gain setting, for my large HT space, I ended up deciding to max the gain and use my Onkyo preamp control exclusively for Sub level, currently varying between -12 to -15. At -10 Low Bass is still a bit boomy/thumpy with anything near full gain and thus more localized --- but at -12 it begins to sound much more musical. Worked like a charm after slight adjustment from THX with the Preamp crossover setting to now 100Hz for my 4 Wharfedale towers, front and rear. At 150W this 15" Sub would seem to be seriously underpowered, which hopefully explains why I wanted to go 90%-100% gain and check the output quality. The results are so impressve with my basement setup that I will definitely be adding in at least one more 15" for the frontstage and likely move the older 10" JBL to an under table placement point between the HT seating to smooth out response and perhaps provide a little Butt-Kicker action as well. In my personal experience, this sub is one of the best buys I've encountered in affordable audio and I've come across quite a few through many years of building a decent Mid-Fi level system that satisfies and doesn't leave me chasing proverbial "Audio Nirvana". Update 11/12/2022: Did purchase a second 15" in Oct '21 and made the change to the setup seen in the pics. The towers do very well on the subs separated by a very thick/dense foam as buffer. The 10" JBL works very nicely for cancellations and the dual 15"s now allow me to dial in the gain better to find the sweet spot, which to me (and likely everyone else LOL) is power with tonal quality. These Daytons don't hit that low like the uber subs and the power is minimal for the driver size. But the net effect when dialed in properly in my space is amazing. Both music and HT are superb in this large untreated but at least finished basement. Original review included mention of the Onkyo PR-SC885 processor. Sad to report it went the way of all things electronic when it's HDMI board failed with no replacement options I could find. So I now have a Denon X3700H receiver set to preamp mode. It's processing has proven better than the '06 Onk by a more than fair measure and has no doubt contributed greatly to the improved Bass as well. I can finally say my system is set and forget now. Now I just decide how loud I want to go.

## Features

- Enormous 15" heavy-duty, long-throw woofer
- Downward-firing flared port design for clean, powerful bass
- Perfect for large home theater rooms
- Unobtrusive, textured black vinyl finish complements any decor

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00JZTQIJ4 |
| Additional Features | Bass Boost |
| Antenna Location | Home Theater |
| Audio Driver Size | 15 Inches |
| Audio Driver Type | Dynamic Driver |
| Audio Output Mode | Multiple |
| Battery Average Life | 5 Hours |
| Best Sellers Rank | #230,111 in Electronics ( See Top 100 in Electronics ) #371 in Home Audio Subwoofers |
| Brand | Dayton Audio |
| Color | Black |
| Connectivity Protocol | RCA |
| Control Method | Remote |
| Controller Type | Remote Control |
| Customer Package Type | FFP |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 157 Reviews |
| Frequency Response | 1 Hz |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00848791001079 |
| Is Waterproof | FALSE |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 20.7"D x 21.6"W x 21.6"H |
| Item Weight | 24.5 Kilograms |
| MP3 player | No |
| Manufacturer | Dayton Audio |
| Model Name | SUB-1500 |
| Model Number | SUB-1500 |
| Mounting Type | Floor Standing |
| Number of Audio Channels | 5.1 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Speaker Maximum Output Power | 150 Watts |
| Speaker Size | 15 Inches |
| Speaker Type | Subwoofer, Woofer |
| Specific Uses For Product | Home Theatre |
| Subwoofer Connectivity Technology | Wired |
| Subwoofer Diameter | 15 Inches |
| Tweeter Diameter | 1 Inches |
| UPC | 848791001079 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Warranty Type | Limited |
| Water Resistance Level | Not Water Resistant |
| Woofer Diameter | 15 Inches |

## Product Details

- **Audio Output Mode:** Multiple
- **Brand:** Dayton Audio
- **Connectivity Technology:** RCA
- **Frequency Response:** 1 Hz
- **Speaker Maximum Output Power:** 80 Watts

## Images

![Dayton Audio SUB-1500 15"  Powered Subwoofer - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81x0ENpRlLL.jpg)
![Dayton Audio SUB-1500 15"  Powered Subwoofer - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81skm6vYKSL.jpg)
![Dayton Audio SUB-1500 15"  Powered Subwoofer - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81-43DrNCHL.jpg)
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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Would this one be a nice addition to a bedroom of 13x11 ? Or it's better to go with a smaller one 10 or 12 inch?**
A: I would go with the same model in 10 or 12 inch. This has a large footprint and will look "big" in the room. This works better in a larger room. A 10 or 12 will sound fine in a room of that size.

**Q: How is their customer service and support?**
A: I don't know about Dayton's customer service, but the seller is great! Parts Express emailed promptly and refunded my return within 3 days of receiving.

**Q: Can this sub be hooked up with a single LFE cable?**
A: I've not hooked it up yet as it being shipped overseas. But I have the manual and it indicates that for surround AV use the Mono - Right channel and specific to LFE to set the crossover point to maximum. I confirmed this information with Dayton web site

**Q: Does it have an airhole?**
A: Yes, you mean the port? vented area? yes it is underthe sub.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ An overall fantastic subwoofer for the price
*by F***S on February 21, 2017*

An overall fantastic subwoofer for the price. I will now list all of the pros and cons, but before that, there is on thing you need to know. I have heard that this speaker is much better after having time to "break in," and I have just been using it for a few hours. Pros: Extremely loud. This will definitely give you earth shattering bone chattering bass at a great cost. The deep bass sounds great. The speaker itself seems to be very high quality, and so does the surround. The speaker looks like it's made for high output and low bass. The box is also very sturdy. No port noise. Cons (Note: My room is not good acoustically, and I have not spent a huge amount of time positioning the subwoofer. ) The power is highly unpredictable. The first kick in a series can be pounding and loud, but then the others, will be the correct volume. The frequency response isn't at all close to flat. There are loud frequencies and quiet frequencies all over. I know the placement has a lot to do with this though, but the mid bass is definitely way too loud compared to everything else. I have the crossover set to 100 hz, so it sounds pretty good coupled with my other speakers which start to drop off around that frequency. The box is small and the port is as well. I don't know what it's tuned to, but I think it should be at least a half an octave lower. Very boomy, but the bass is still accurate, and I am able to distinguish all the different notes. lastly, the frequency response, as others have said, is not a lie, but the sound very steeply rolls off at around 32 hz. Final thoughts: This is the best way to spend two hundred dollars guaranteed. You can't get a better subwoofer in this price range, and you'd be hard pressed to even make one in this price range (unless you know how to wire your own amp). Audiophile quality? No, not really. There are booms, the power is unpredictable and the bass isn't perfect, but unless you want to both sacrifice output and frequency response to get a smaller one that's less boomy and has higher quality audio, this subwoofer is your best bet. I am very impressed with this subwoofer, and I have gotten much more than I expected from it.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ What everyone needs - at a ridiculously low price
*by P***E on May 3, 2021*

Have previously used 10" subs with nice cherry cabinets like my current JBL. While nice looking with their furniture grade wood, they were chosen more for their smaller size and have never been "capable" as in "SVS capable". But then I have never had a need for that level of quality and output in terms of any of my previous listening spaces, whether for Music or HT. However, now my current house bought for retirement has a full finished basement with a massive open space, which I will not section off and room treat for H/T ... so I decided to simply go larger and add more subs. But instead of plunging in with an expensive brute like a Fathom or less stratospheric SVS, I chose to at least first experiment with the Dayton 15" to see what was possible in terms of improving overall output and quality on the cheap ... and also managed to snag it during a sale for $200 which is always nice. As most audio folks know, these subs have long been on the value list when it comes to bang for buck ... and I have to say I was impressed with it from the start. After some time spent experimenting with X-over and gain setting, for my large HT space, I ended up deciding to max the gain and use my Onkyo preamp control exclusively for Sub level, currently varying between -12 to -15. At -10 Low Bass is still a bit boomy/thumpy with anything near full gain and thus more localized --- but at -12 it begins to sound much more musical. Worked like a charm after slight adjustment from THX with the Preamp crossover setting to now 100Hz for my 4 Wharfedale towers, front and rear. At 150W this 15" Sub would seem to be seriously underpowered, which hopefully explains why I wanted to go 90%-100% gain and check the output quality. The results are so impressve with my basement setup that I will definitely be adding in at least one more 15" for the frontstage and likely move the older 10" JBL to an under table placement point between the HT seating to smooth out response and perhaps provide a little Butt-Kicker action as well. In my personal experience, this sub is one of the best buys I've encountered in affordable audio and I've come across quite a few through many years of building a decent Mid-Fi level system that satisfies and doesn't leave me chasing proverbial "Audio Nirvana". Update 11/12/2022: Did purchase a second 15" in Oct '21 and made the change to the setup seen in the pics. The towers do very well on the subs separated by a very thick/dense foam as buffer. The 10" JBL works very nicely for cancellations and the dual 15"s now allow me to dial in the gain better to find the sweet spot, which to me (and likely everyone else LOL) is power with tonal quality. These Daytons don't hit that low like the uber subs and the power is minimal for the driver size. But the net effect when dialed in properly in my space is amazing. Both music and HT are superb in this large untreated but at least finished basement. Original review included mention of the Onkyo PR-SC885 processor. Sad to report it went the way of all things electronic when it's HDMI board failed with no replacement options I could find. So I now have a Denon X3700H receiver set to preamp mode. It's processing has proven better than the '06 Onk by a more than fair measure and has no doubt contributed greatly to the improved Bass as well. I can finally say my system is set and forget now. Now I just decide how loud I want to go.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Monster Woofer!
*by R***W on August 20, 2025*

Dayton Audio is a best kept secret! Many "name brands" are now made in China - so might as well buy an off-brand if you can call it that. Dayton Audio is very well made, blows away the big names. Very good speakers/components!

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