Monoprice Caliber In-Wall Speaker 10in Fiber 300W Subwoofer (each)
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Can I hook these directly to my Yamaha receiver or do I need a special amp to power them?
A shopper
on Sep 18, 2018
BEST ANSWER: Most AVRs have a passive line out for LFE or subwoofer out. Our Unity series amps bridged mono will do well for you. Both have trigger and audio sensing for power on/off
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- Dave L Staff on Sep 25, 2018
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BEST ANSWER: Most AVRs have a passive line out for LFE or subwoofer out. Our Unity series amps bridged mono will do well for you. Both have trigger and audio sensing for power on/off
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- Dave L Staff on Sep 25, 2018
Monoprice Unity 100-Watt Bridgeable Power Amp
Monoprice Unity 200-Watt Bridgeable Power Amp
If you have a spare channel (powered) you could hook these up directly to your receiver. These are passive woofers with a built-in cross-over. For example, I have one hooked up to my centre channel (I do not have a surround sound setup). If you are thinking to use it in a X.1 setup as the .1...... then you will need an additional amplifier for it.
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- James T on May 10, 2019
- Purchased on Jun 29, 2018
You have to buy a separate amplifier for these subs. I purchased the monoprice amplifier. With this combination, I love the way these subs sound. I have 2 of them in my master bedroom
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- New User U on Sep 25, 2018
- Purchased on Apr 3, 2018
you'll need an external amp. The receiver is only have a pre out for subwoofers
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- Pritesh P on Sep 25, 2018
- Purchased on Jun 30, 2018
You need an external amplifier. I used a behringer km750.
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- Laura S on Sep 25, 2018
- Purchased on Jun 1, 2018
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What's the eva that comes in the kit for?
A shopper
on Aug 28, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Eva is a spongy polypropylene that isolates the speaker frame from the wall. Due to the low frequency and high power from this unit it is very susceptible to audible vibration.
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- Dave L Staff on Sep 3, 2019
BEST ANSWER: Eva is a spongy polypropylene that isolates the speaker frame from the wall. Due to the low frequency and high power from this unit it is very susceptible to audible vibration.
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- Dave L Staff on Sep 3, 2019
This is the Ethylene-vinyl acetate or covering that goes over the speaker before you place the speaker grill on. This covering is so you do not see the actial speaker itself. This usually comes with all speaker.
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- Herbert H on Sep 3, 2019
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Hi - I recently bought this subwoofer.. my house is prewired for subwoofer with RG6 cable but this one comes with red/black spring jack.. how do I connect.. can I connect directly? for speakers I have prewired 14 awg speaker cable that has red and black wires.. can I use that to connect subwoofer will it impact the sound quality.. what is your best recommendation connect RG6 directly if possible, connect coax to rca or connect 14 awg wire
A shopper
on Jan 5, 2024
BEST ANSWER: I have never heard of using RG6 for a speaker cable. Maybe there is a new format out there but it seems like it would go against physics if you are sending an analog signal to the speaker. RG6 is for cable tv or cable internet, not for analog sound. You could probably make a converter to change the ends from RG6 to speaker cable but again the analog signal wants to follow the strands of wire in the speaker cable ....RG6 has a solid core wire ... so it the impedance of the 2 conductors in the wire wouldn't match.
Also this subwoofer is not amplified so you will need a amplifier to drive it. If you are using it with a surround sound amp... chances are the amp only pushes a line signal out of the sub port.
Also this subwoofer is not amplified so you will need a amplifier to drive it. If you are using it with a surround sound amp... chances are the amp only pushes a line signal out of the sub port.
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- Jerry K on Jan 6, 2024
- Purchased on Mar 31, 2023
BEST ANSWER: I have never heard of using RG6 for a speaker cable. Maybe there is a new format out there but it seems like it would go against physics if you are sending an analog signal to the speaker. RG6 is for cable tv or cable internet, not for analog sound. You could probably make a converter to change the ends from RG6 to speaker cable but again the analog signal wants to follow the strands of wire in the speaker cable ....RG6 has a solid core wire ... so it the impedance of the 2 conductors in the wire wouldn't match.
Also this subwoofer is not amplified so you will need a amplifier to drive it. If you are using it with a surround sound amp... chances are the amp only pushes a line signal out of the sub port.
Also this subwoofer is not amplified so you will need a amplifier to drive it. If you are using it with a surround sound amp... chances are the amp only pushes a line signal out of the sub port.
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- Jerry K on Jan 6, 2024
- Purchased on Mar 31, 2023
RG6 is used for feeding line signal/LFE to a powered sub, powered subs have RCA jacks on them for the LFE input, and they make RCA ends for RG6. RG6 is superior for use as sub line as it is heavily shielded to prevent noise. This is not a powered sub, it is passive, thus it will need an amp and then speaker line run from the amp to this sub. You will likely not get good performance if you try to convert RG6 wire to be speaker wire... but it could work, copper it copper to a point.
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- Dan H on Feb 20, 2024
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Will the Monoprice Unity 200-Watt Bridgeable Power Amp be good enough for this sub? If so, will it be ok to hook 2 of these subs to it?
New User U
on Oct 23, 2018
BEST ANSWER: The Unity 200 will put 100W into each speaker if run in stereo. The Caliber subs are rated for 150W RMS. The speaker will be OK. They will sound better if you bridge 2 Unity 200 amps and put 225W into each one.
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- Dave L Staff on Oct 26, 2018
BEST ANSWER: The Unity 200 will put 100W into each speaker if run in stereo. The Caliber subs are rated for 150W RMS. The speaker will be OK. They will sound better if you bridge 2 Unity 200 amps and put 225W into each one.
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- Dave L Staff on Oct 26, 2018
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If I have a 7.2 channel receiver like the Yamaha RX-V685, can I power 2 of these by connecting both subwoofer outputs up to a Monoprice Unity 450 Watt Bridgeable Power Amp (https://www.monoprice.com/product?p_id=18514) and use regular speak cable to run to the speakers? Or would I need 2 200 watt power amps running separately?
Also would that sound better than just purchasing 2 powered amps such as https://www.monoprice.com/product?p_id=9723
Thank you in advance!
Also would that sound better than just purchasing 2 powered amps such as https://www.monoprice.com/product?p_id=9723
Thank you in advance!
Evan K
on Oct 10, 2019
Monoprice Caliber In-Wall Speaker 10in Fiber 300W Subwoofer (each)
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Monoprice Unity 200-Watt Bridgeable Power Amp
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BEST ANSWER: The Unity 450 can handle a 4Ohm load, but you'd have to wire those Caliber 10" passive subs in series to do it - but if you did, yes, that would work. The 12" in your list has it's own amp built in, so no need for an additional amp for that one. If you're driving all 3 (2 x Caliber passive subs + 1 x 12" powered sub), you'd just use a RCA Y adapter to split the signal coming out of the receiver - one to the powered sub, and one to the Unity 450 driving your Caliber passive subs.
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- Paul R on Jan 20, 2020
BEST ANSWER: The Unity 450 can handle a 4Ohm load, but you'd have to wire those Caliber 10" passive subs in series to do it - but if you did, yes, that would work. The 12" in your list has it's own amp built in, so no need for an additional amp for that one. If you're driving all 3 (2 x Caliber passive subs + 1 x 12" powered sub), you'd just use a RCA Y adapter to split the signal coming out of the receiver - one to the powered sub, and one to the Unity 450 driving your Caliber passive subs.
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- Paul R on Jan 20, 2020
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What amp do I need to power two(2) Product # 30486 in wall subwoofers?
A shopper
on Nov 23, 2019
Monoprice Caliber In-Wall Speaker 10in Fiber 300W Subwoofer (each)
Monoprice SWA-200 200-watt Subwoofer Amp with Crossover and Phase Control
BEST ANSWER: The SWA-200 is stable at 4 ohms so it will drive 2 of the subwoofers.
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- Harry on Nov 24, 2019
BEST ANSWER: The SWA-200 is stable at 4 ohms so it will drive 2 of the subwoofers.
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- Harry on Nov 24, 2019
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If I were to mount this, or one of the other in-wall subs, in a standard internal wall cavity (8' tall, 1/2" sheet rock on both sides, between two 2x4s 16" on center, no fire stops), how low could I expect a relatively flat frequency response? Is there anything that can be done to improve it without making modifications to the wall itself? Would stuffing the cavity with fiberglass be beneficial?
Steven W
on Nov 23, 2020
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BEST ANSWER: I ran the numbers in response to another question above. For a sealed cavity ~ 4 cubic feet, I got an f3 of 43 Hz. Below the mid-30 Hz it is really going to be dropping off. If you design a ported cavity, should be able to get f3 down into the 20s.
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- Lawrence S on Oct 3, 2023
BEST ANSWER: I ran the numbers in response to another question above. For a sealed cavity ~ 4 cubic feet, I got an f3 of 43 Hz. Below the mid-30 Hz it is really going to be dropping off. If you design a ported cavity, should be able to get f3 down into the 20s.
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- Lawrence S on Oct 3, 2023
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Hi guys, What is the amplifier power watts recommended in RMS for these speaker? I bought this reference (pair) plus one Monoprice Caliber In-Wall Speaker 10in Fiber 300W Subwoofer, thinking in a 2.1 system. Thanks for your time.
A shopper
on Jan 9, 2022
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BEST ANSWER: I purchased the in wall sub woofer to go with some Klipsch in ceiling speakers. I wanted some more “oomf” from my system. I power mine with a Fosi Audio M03 subwoofer amplifier that puts out 200 watts. It’s more than enough for that set up. My speakers I paired with an SMSL SA300. The “sub out” on that I tied into my fosi audio amp. Then took 14 gauge monoprice speaker wire from the fosi amo down to my monoprice sub.
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- Jordan D on Jan 9, 2022
BEST ANSWER: I purchased the in wall sub woofer to go with some Klipsch in ceiling speakers. I wanted some more “oomf” from my system. I power mine with a Fosi Audio M03 subwoofer amplifier that puts out 200 watts. It’s more than enough for that set up. My speakers I paired with an SMSL SA300. The “sub out” on that I tied into my fosi audio amp. Then took 14 gauge monoprice speaker wire from the fosi amo down to my monoprice sub.
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- Jordan D on Jan 9, 2022
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Will this work well with a Sonos amp? Also, is the the 3.6" clearance measured from the surface of the drywall or the actual beam depth inside the wall?
A shopper
on Sep 8, 2020
Is the internal crossover able to be bypassed? if sending an lfe signal, no need for crossover
A shopper
on Mar 11, 2021
Regarding the installation of the 10" Caliber in-wall subwoofer... First, the instructions show "2x EVA" are included but make no mention of what to do with it. The subwoofer includes 2 pieces of double sided foam tape, which I'm inclined to believe is the EVA, as well as an (unmentioned) strip of sticky black "tar" (for lack of a better term). What is the double sided foam tape for and what is the "tar" for?
Also under the painting section of the instructions, it says after removing the grille to "remove the foam insert and set it aside." It is never mentioned again. Should I put it back? What purpose does it serve? Thank you!
Also under the painting section of the instructions, it says after removing the grille to "remove the foam insert and set it aside." It is never mentioned again. Should I put it back? What purpose does it serve? Thank you!
Matthew A
on Apr 21, 2021
If I have two of the 10 inch Monoprice Caliber In-Wall Speakers (300W) in a 7.2 channel surround system, would either the Monprice SWA-400 Subwoofer Amplifier (400W) or the SWA-200 (200W) be a good choice?
New User U
on Aug 15, 2021
Monoprice Caliber In-Wall Speaker 10in Fiber 300W Subwoofer (each)
Monoprice SWA-400 400-watt Subwoofer Amplifier with DSP and Presets
Monoprice SWA-200 200-watt Subwoofer Amp with Crossover and Phase Control
Do you ship to England UK?
New User U
on Jun 17, 2022
Can they work in a car?
A shopper
on Jan 7, 2023
Can these be used as an infinite baffle subwoofer?
A shopper
on Apr 19, 2023
Is there an enclosure recommendation size, or does it matter? I have two going into a living room with 11' ceilings, and two going into a hearth on the bottom of the outside fireplace.
Thanks.
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A shopper
on Mar 6, 2024
My wall has a RCA line. Could I install adapters on each end ( 2-red/white wire to RCA Fmale) for the sub and at my reciever/amp (RCA fmale to Red/white wire to amp to AVR)?
William D
on Mar 22, 2024
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Rated 5 out of 5
good tight base.
This speaker was easy to install and has good tight base. I stuffed the wall cavity with insulation and I am using a small sub amplifier to drive it...but it does perform well in my space.
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Rated 2 out of 5
Get Alpha sub instead of Caliber sub
I got different types of monoprice in wall speakers and this one is just a hassle. It doesn't sit flush against the wall and looks terrible due to that. The other sub (Alpha) I got does the job well. Stay clear of this one if you value your time and money. I tried to replace this one with the Alpha Sub (even offered to pay for the shipping) but customer support says I am past 30 days and so its not possible.
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Rated 5 out of 5
good speaker
Added to the 8 inch in wall and now it rattles stuff off my shelf.
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