GoldenEar ForceField 30 Subwoofer
GoldenEar ForceField 30 Compact Powered Subwoofer (Black, Each)
Deep, Accurate Bass • DSP-Controlled Power • Compact Footprint
Meet ForceField 30
The GoldenEar ForceField 30 is a compact, high-performance powered subwoofer engineered to deliver deep, controlled bass for music and home theater. A front-firing 8" long-throw woofer couples with a 9" × 11" down-firing quadratic planar passive radiator to extend low-frequency output while maintaining precision. Its 1000-watt digital amplifier (500W RMS) with onboard DSP keeps distortion low and dynamics effortless. Finished in Black and sold individually (each).
Highlights & Benefits
- Power with Control — High-current digital amp and DSP deliver impactful, low-distortion bass.
- Extended Low End — Down-firing quadratic planar radiator boosts depth without port noise.
- Placement-Friendly — Compact enclosure works near walls or inside cabinetry (with ventilation).
- Easy Integration — Variable low-pass crossover (~40–150 Hz) and level control simplify setup.
- Music & Movies — Fast transient response for two-channel systems and headroom for LFE in theaters.
Technology & Design
Long-Throw 8" Driver — Robust motor structure and excursion for tight, tuneful bass transients.
Down-Firing Radiator — Increases effective radiating area and extension while smoothing room interaction.
DSP-Controlled Amplification — 1000W peak (500W RMS) keeps the system linear and protects the driver.
Acoustically Inert Cabinet — Rigid construction maintains clarity at higher output levels.
FAQ — ForceField 30
Where should I place the subwoofer?
Start near a front wall, slightly off a corner. Move in small increments to balance depth and articulation; avoid blocking the down-firing radiator.
Should I use LFE or line-level inputs?
Home theaters typically use the AVR’s LFE output. For stereo systems without bass management, use line-level with the sub’s crossover engaged.
What crossover setting works best?
Begin around 80 Hz for bookshelf speakers, 60–70 Hz for larger towers. Fine-tune by ear or with measurement.
Do two subs help?
Yes. Dual subs can improve seat-to-seat consistency and reduce room modes for smoother bass.
Why Buy From Us
- Authorized GoldenEar Dealer
- Expert System-Matching & Setup Advice
- Price Match Guarantee
- Lifetime Technical Support
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GoldenEar ForceField 30 Compact Powered Subwoofer (Black, Each)
Deep, Accurate Bass • DSP-Controlled Power • Compact Footprint
Meet ForceField 30
The GoldenEar ForceField 30 is a compact, high-performance powered subwoofer engineered to deliver deep, controlled bass for music and home theater. A front-firing 8" long-throw woofer couples with a 9" × 11" down-firing quadratic planar passive radiator to extend low-frequency output while maintaining precision. Its 1000-watt digital amplifier (500W RMS) with onboard DSP keeps distortion low and dynamics effortless. Finished in Black and sold individually (each).
Highlights & Benefits
- Power with Control — High-current digital amp and DSP deliver impactful, low-distortion bass.
- Extended Low End — Down-firing quadratic planar radiator boosts depth without port noise.
- Placement-Friendly — Compact enclosure works near walls or inside cabinetry (with ventilation).
- Easy Integration — Variable low-pass crossover (~40–150 Hz) and level control simplify setup.
- Music & Movies — Fast transient response for two-channel systems and headroom for LFE in theaters.
Technology & Design
Long-Throw 8" Driver — Robust motor structure and excursion for tight, tuneful bass transients.
Down-Firing Radiator — Increases effective radiating area and extension while smoothing room interaction.
DSP-Controlled Amplification — 1000W peak (500W RMS) keeps the system linear and protects the driver.
Acoustically Inert Cabinet — Rigid construction maintains clarity at higher output levels.
FAQ — ForceField 30
Where should I place the subwoofer?
Start near a front wall, slightly off a corner. Move in small increments to balance depth and articulation; avoid blocking the down-firing radiator.
Should I use LFE or line-level inputs?
Home theaters typically use the AVR’s LFE output. For stereo systems without bass management, use line-level with the sub’s crossover engaged.
What crossover setting works best?
Begin around 80 Hz for bookshelf speakers, 60–70 Hz for larger towers. Fine-tune by ear or with measurement.
Do two subs help?
Yes. Dual subs can improve seat-to-seat consistency and reduce room modes for smoother bass.
Why Buy From Us
- Authorized GoldenEar Dealer
- Expert System-Matching & Setup Advice
- Price Match Guarantee
- Lifetime Technical Support
