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Big Sounding Compact Sub for Bluesound Pulse Soundbar
With the Pulse Sub, Bluesound has reimagined the subwoofer. Most subwoofers are large cubes that don’t often fit very well in the typical living room. The Pulse Sub on the other hand, is a compact, slim, rectangular shape, allowing it to fit beside, behind, or underneath living room furniture. This room friendly design has several clever installation options.
The Perfect Companion
Designed to accentuate the immersive experience created by the Pulse Soundbar, the Pulse Sub adds even more power to your home theater system. Wirelessly pair the Pulse Sub and Pulse Soundbar together using the BluOS app to maximize the performance of the Pulse Soundbar and create a truly heart-pounding experience.
Despite its compact size, the Pulse Sub sounds BIG. It boasts a 6-1/2” polyproplene cone woofer with elliptical surround and a Class D amplifier with a power output of 100 watts continuous and 200 watts of peak power. Bass response dips down to a way low 26 Hz.
Controls consist of Volume Control, Variable Frequency, Variable Phase 0º - 180º, Standby Control Switch, and a Pairing Mode Switch. Connections consist of low/line level inputs and outputs, plus LFE inputs and outputs.
The Power of BluOS
Thanks to BluOS, this mighty subwoofer becomes yours to control. Through the BluOS App, users can easily achieve perfect acoustic alignment in the crossover region without any hassle or uncertainty. Giving you access to both your music library, as well as various streaming services, the BluOS App lets you hear your favorite bass heavy tracks in a whole new way. The BluOS App also allows you to easily connect the Pulse Sub to the Pulse Soundbar, resulting in a dynamic home theatre experience.
Slim and Compact
While most subwoofers can be quite large, the Pulse Sub is both slim and compact. Designed to fit beside, underneath or behind living room furniture, the Pulse Sub can be easily tucked away without distorting any of its incredible bass power.
