Active subwoofer ECLER ARQISSB6Ti 120 W

The ECLER ARQISSB6Ti is a wooden wall-mount active subwoofer reinforcement cabinet in a slim, compact format designed for permanent installation. It integrates a 6.5" active driver and a passive 6.5" radiator, offers 120 WRMS output into 8 Ω, and includes an internal 70/100 V line transformer with 60 W and 120 W taps. The unit provides an internal low-pass filter with OFF, 120 Hz and 150 Hz cut-off options, and comes with a U-bracket for wall mounting. The cabinet is available in white and black finishes and is built from MDF to combine reliable performance with discreet architectural integration.

Advantages

The ARQISSB6Ti delivers focused low-frequency reinforcement in a compact wall-mounted enclosure, allowing integration into diverse interiors without occupying floor space. Its built-in 70/100 V transformer with selectable taps simplifies distributed-audio installations, while the selectable internal LPF and combined active driver plus passive radiator ensure controlled bass response and efficient power use. Supplied mounting hardware and durable MDF construction support long-term installation reliability.

Suitable for

• Background and foreground music in restaurants, cafes and retail spaces
• Conference rooms and meeting areas requiring discreet low-frequency support
• Distributed audio systems using 70/100 V lines
• Fixed installations in hotels, corridors and public buildings

Key specifications

• Model: ECLER ARQISSB6Ti
• Rated power: 120 WRMS @ 8 Ω
• Drivers: 6.5" active driver + 6.5" passive radiator
• Frequency response: 50 – 1500 Hz
• Transformer taps: 70/100 V with 60 W and 120 W selections
• Internal LPF settings: OFF / 120 Hz / 150 Hz
• Cabinet material: MDF
• Dimensions (W×D×H): 39 × 13 × 25 cm
• Weight: 10.2 kg
• Finish: White (also available in black)

How to use

Mount the subwoofer on a suitable wall surface using the included U-bracket and appropriate fixings for the wall material. Connect the input using the euroblock connector or spring-loaded terminals, select the required power tap for 70/100 V operation or set to 8 Ω for low-impedance drive, and choose the low-pass filter cut-off (OFF, 120 Hz or 150 Hz) according to the system crossover requirements. Adjust level and integration with the main speakers to achieve balanced bass reproduction.

Recommendations

For distributed installations use the transformer taps that match the system design (60 W or 120 W). When integrating with full-range speakers, set the LPF to 120 Hz or 150 Hz depending on speaker capability and room acoustics, and verify mounting fixings support the cabinet weight plus any safety margin.