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Dali's colorful new subwoofer is designed to make its affordable 5-star stereo speakers sound even bigger and better — or to be part of a great-value, stylish home theater setup

Dali's colorful compact subwoofer is the perfect partner for its Kupid and Sonik speakers.

Dali's colorful new subwoofer is designed to make its affordable 5-star stereo speakers sound even bigger and better — or to be part of a great-value, stylish home theater setup

Dali has introduced a budget-friendly subwoofer, the Basik Sub, to complement its high-quality Rubik and Sonik 1 speakers. This 8-inch downwards firing subwoofer comes in five colors that match the Kupid bookshelf speakers or blend in with any decor. The subwoofer features an 8-inch long throw woofer with a ferrite magnet and high-flux motor system, providing precise control and minimizing compression even at high volumes. It is equipped with a 170W RMS / 220W peak Class D amplifier and includes dual-stage limiting.

The Basik Sub's down-firing design offers even bass distribution and more positioning options in various room settings. Its MDF enclosure has decoupled feet to reduce vibrations, and it comes with adjustable gain, crossover, and phase controls to ensure compatibility with a range of speaker setups. While intended for a 2.1 system, the Basik Sub is also suitable for a budget home theater system. The subwoofer is set to launch in October 2026 at a price of $800 / £429 (about AU$815).

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