The Zenith S115 Bass Enclosure MKII is a high-performance 15-inch passive subwoofer designed for both professional sound engineers and audio enthusiasts seeking robust low-frequency reinforcement. Its design ensures powerful bass output suitable for various applications, including live performances, DJ setups, and fixed installations.
Constructed from durable birch plywood, the S115 MKII boasts a hard-wearing finish that withstands the rigours of frequent transport and use. The enclosure features CNC-machined pocket handles, making handling and setup more convenient. Additionally, a 35mm top hat is integrated for convenient satellite mounting, enhancing its versatility in various audio configurations.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Driver Size | 15 inches |
| Power Handling | 600W |
| Impedance | 8 Ohms |
| Construction Material | Birch plywood |
| Mounting | 35mm top hat for satellite mounting |
| Handles | CNC-machined pocket handles |
The Zenith S115 MKII delivers a powerful and precise bass response, enhancing the overall sound quality of any audio system. Its passive design allows for seamless integration with various amplification setups, offering flexibility for different applications.
Q: Is the Zenith S115 MKII suitable for outdoor events?
A: While the robust construction can handle various environments, it's advisable to protect the subwoofer from direct exposure to elements to ensure longevity.
Q: Can I use the S115 MKII with any amplifier?
A: Yes, as long as the amplifier matches the subwoofer's power handling and impedance specifications (600W at 8 Ohms).
Q: Does the subwoofer come with a pole for satellite mounting?
A: The S115 MKII includes a 35mm top hat for mounting; however, the pole itself is typically sold separately.
Q: Is this subwoofer appropriate for home theatre systems?
A: The S115 MKII is designed for professional applications and may be overpowered for typical home theatre setups.
Q: How does the passive design affect setup?
A: Being passive, the S115 MKII requires an external amplifier, allowing users to select amplification that best suits their system's needs.
