Alto TS15a Sub vs. Behringer b1500d sub

[smoez]

Hey guys if you have owned either sub can you give me a bit of your take on it? both seem to have decent reviews I know behringer has a bit more low end for about 50$ more but there's also that stigma attatched but i've heard their eurolive series is one of the best!

Behringer b1500d ($640)
• 1400W Class-D amplifier with comprehensive over-excursion, thermal, and clip limit protection
• 15'' long-excursion transducer with high-temperature voice coil provides accurate, pulse-pounding bass
• 126dB half space 1W @ 1m
• Precise reproduction of ultra-low frequencies 35-150Hz
• Built-in active stereo crossover provides high-pass filtered outputs for full-range loudspeakers
• Tunable and switchable Bass Boost plus Phase switch for ultimate low-frequency performance
• Subwoofer Level control to adjust the balance between subwoofer and the full-range speakers
• Power, Signal, and Clip LEDs for perfect monitoring
• Intelligent limiter for maximum sound performance and woofer protection
• Internal switch-mode power supply for noise-free audio, superior transient response and very low power consumption
• weight 92.6lb./42kg



Alto Ts15a (600$)
• Powered System: Continuous-600 Watts, Peak-1200 Watts
• Frequency Response (-10dB): 42 Hz-12 5Hz under analogue processor
• Maximum SPL @ 1m: 123 dB continuous / 126 dB Peak
• Transducer Low: 15 inch woofer, 3 inch copper sandwich voice coil, with long excursion
• Active Crossover: Band pass type 12 dB / oct. under analogue processor
• Input Connectors: In-Left / Mono (Combo) Right (XLR-F) / Out-Left /Mono-Right (XLR - M) / Link-Left / Mono-Right (XLR-M) Balanced (15 kOhm)
• Input: Level L-R Input Line at 0dBu
• Crossover Frequency: L - R output with high pass filter at 80Hz or flat for L-R satellite
• External Controls: Volume control / Phase switch / HPF - 80 Hz bypass / Power-on with green LED / Clip limiter with red LED / Ground lift
• Enclosure: 18 mm plywood cabinet, glued and reinforced, resistant black paint, metal grille, rubber feet
• Weight: 27.04 kg / 59.49 lbs.

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