Kanto SUB8 8-inch Powered Subwoofer - Matte Grey

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The Kanto SUB8 is a front-firing, sealed box subwoofer designed to deliver powerful bass extension for both music and home theater systems. With 250W of peak power and an 8-inch paper cone driver, it provides deep, impactful low-end frequencies. Its precise low-pass filter and phase adjustment allow for seamless integration with any Kanto speaker, though it requires a compatible audio source with line-level inputs for optimal performance.
| Colour | Grey |
|---|---|
| Series | SUB8 |
| Model Part Number | L26756.002 |
| Brand | Kanto |
The Kanto SUB8 delivers 250W of peak power.
The SUB8 features an 8-inch paper cone driver.
The SUB8 requires an audio source with line-level (RCA) outputs. Most modern TVs do not have these outputs. You will likely need to connect it to an AV receiver or soundbar that has a subwoofer pre-out or line-level output.
The low-pass filter determines the highest frequency the subwoofer will reproduce. It should be set to match the lowest frequency your main speakers can effectively reproduce. Consult your main speaker's specifications; a common range is 80 Hz to 120 Hz.
The phase switch (0° or 180°) helps synchronize the subwoofer's bass output with your main speakers. Flipping the switch can improve the blend and clarity of the bass depending on your listening position and speaker placement.
Yes, the SUB8 includes necessary cables, typically including an AC power cord and an RCA cable for audio connection.
The subwoofer measures 28 cm wide, 28 cm deep, and 30.3 cm high.
The SUB8 is available in Matte Grey, Matte Black, Gloss Black, and Matte White.
Verify that the subwoofer is plugged in and the power switch is on. Check that the RCA cable is securely connected to both the subwoofer and the audio source. Ensure the volume is turned up and the audio source is playing. Confirm the input sensitivity is sufficient by adjusting the volume knob.
Ensure all audio cables are properly grounded. Try a different AC outlet, preferably on a different circuit. Ensure the RCA cables are not running parallel to power cords. Check that the volume is not set excessively high, which can sometimes reveal inherent noise.
Adjust the Low-Pass Filter to better match your main speakers. Experiment with the Phase Switch (0° or 180°). Try repositioning the subwoofer; avoid placing it directly in a corner, which can exaggerate bass frequencies.
The auto-off feature may be too sensitive for very low-level audio content. Ensure the audio source is providing a consistent signal. If the issue persists, you may need to adjust placement or consider a source with a more robust pre-out signal.
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