Description

Big Bass with Real Impact

If you want a sub that hits hard without getting sloppy, the Captivator 2400 is built for that. Its 18-inch high-excursion driver and bass-reflex cabinet deliver serious low end that you can feel during action scenes and big music moments, without turning boomy.

Power That Holds Together

A 2400 W RMS DSP-controlled amplifier gives you headroom when the soundtrack gets demanding. The large slot port helps keep airflow clean, so output stays strong and controlled instead of compressed. It digs deep and keeps its footing when you turn it up.

Solid Build, Easy to Drop In

The cabinet is made from thick Baltic birch, keeping vibrations out of the picture while the driver does the work. Everything fires forward, so placement is simple. With XLR and RCA inputs, plus auto turn-on and trigger support, it integrates cleanly with most systems.

Key Features

18-inch high-excursion driver
2400 W RMS Class-D amplifier with DSP
Bass-reflex design for deeper output
Large slot port to reduce turbulence
Strong low-frequency reach in real rooms
Front-firing cabinet for flexible placement
Balanced XLR and RCA connectivity
Heavy Baltic birch cabinet construction

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Punch and Reach

The 18″ driver with huge excursion gives you low-frequency output that reaches well into the range where you not only hear bass but feel it in your body. In real listening rooms, most of what matters below ~20 Hz becomes tactile rather than audible, and this sub delivers that without sounding sloppy.

Tight Response That Matches Systems

Unlike sealed subs that aim for accuracy at all costs, the bass reflex design gets you more output where it matters for movies and music. The combination of DSP tuning, large porting, and big excursion keeps distortion down and gives you usable headroom without just turning louder.

Practical Build and Integration

The Baltic birch cabinet is stiff and quiet, so what you hear is the driver doing its job, not the box rattling. Front-firing layout and multiple input options mean you can place it where it works for your room without fuss. Once you have it dialed in, it holds its settings and stays smooth over time.