Arealer 100W 6.5" Passive Subwoofer | Home Theater Bass Speaker

Deep, Powerful Bass for Your Home Theater or Party Setup

Transform your audio experience with the Arealer 100W 6.5-Inch Passive Subwoofer. Engineered for home theater enthusiasts and party-goers alike, this plug-and-play subwoofer delivers thunderous, room-filling bass that you can feel as much as hear. Simply connect it to your existing amplifier or TV and enjoy a whole new level of sound immersion.

Made in Mainland China.

Why You'll Love This Subwoofer

• 100W High-Power Output: The 6.5-inch driver with 100W peak power (50W rated) produces deep, resonant bass that elevates every movie, music track, and gaming session.
• Premium MDF Cabinet: Built with high-quality MDF (Medium-Density Fiberboard), the enclosure minimizes unwanted resonance and vibration, delivering cleaner, more accurate low frequencies with a smooth gloss finish.
• Ground Low-Pass Filter Design: Purifies low frequencies and reduces their directivity, boosting the surround feel of your bass for a more enveloping, cinematic sound experience.
• 3D Surround Bass Effect: Uses ground-reflection sound technology to significantly enhance the bass effect, making every beat feel richer, fuller, and more resonant.
• True Plug-and-Play Convenience: No complicated setup required — connect directly to compatible amplifier or TV interfaces and start enjoying deep bass immediately.
• Impact-Proof Stable Structure: Rugged build quality ensures long-lasting performance even in high-volume party environments.
• 4Ω Impedance: Compatible with a wide range of home amplifiers and AV receivers.

Technical Specifications

• Item Type: Passive Subwoofer
• Driver Size: 6.5 Inch
• Cabinet Material: MDF
• Impedance: 4Ω
• Maximum Power: 100W
• Rated Power: 50W
• Audio Crossover: Three-Way
• Sound Mode: 3D Surround
• Channels: 1 (Mono Subwoofer)
• Product Dimensions: Approx. 21.8 × 21 × 33 cm / 8.58 × 8.27 × 12.99 in
• Battery: No (Passive — requires external amplifier)
• Voice Control / App Support: No

What's in the Box

• 1 × 6.5" Passive Subwoofer
• 1 × Connecting Cable
• 1 × User Manual

Important Note

This is a passive subwoofer — it requires a compatible amplifier, AV receiver, or TV that supports pure low-frequency output. It does not have a built-in amplifier or battery.

Pair It With Your Setup

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• 1.8M DisplayPort to HDMI Cable 4K DP Adapter – PC TV Monitor
• 1.2m 3.5mm Aux Audio Cable with Mic & Volume Control

For guidance on setting up and optimizing home theater audio, visit the U.S. Department of Energy for tips on energy-efficient home electronics usage.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Does this 100W passive subwoofer have a built-in amplifier?

A: No, this is a passive subwoofer, meaning it does not have a built-in amplifier. You will need a compatible external amplifier, AV receiver, or TV that supports a dedicated low-frequency (subwoofer) output to power and drive this speaker.

Q: What amplifier or receiver do I need to use with the Arealer 6.5" subwoofer?

A: You need an amplifier or AV receiver with a subwoofer output or dedicated low-frequency output channel. The subwoofer has a 4Ω impedance, so ensure your amplifier is rated to handle a 4Ω load for best performance and safety.

Q: Is this subwoofer suitable for home theater and party use?

A: Absolutely. The 100W max power output and 6.5-inch driver are well-suited for both home theater setups and party environments. The MDF cabinet and ground-reflection bass design deliver deep, powerful low frequencies that fill medium to large rooms with rich, immersive sound.

Q: What is the difference between a passive and an active subwoofer?

A: A passive subwoofer (like this one) requires an external amplifier to drive it — it has no built-in power source. An active subwoofer has its own built-in amplifier and connects directly to a power source. Passive subwoofers like this Arealer model are popular in dedicated home theater builds where a separate amplifier is already part of the system.