French loudspeaker maker Triangle have announced a gaggle of subwoofers which the company says successfully blend performance and compactness.

Thetis & Tales subwoofers feature 21 and 25cm drivers, with long throw enabling a frequency response as low as 25Hz. The cabinets have been specially designed in order to remove vibrations and avoid distortion.

The subwoofers are equipped with class D amplifiers of 150 to 250 RMS (400W peak) for a deep and tight low register rarely seen in such compact subwoofers. The stereo RCA inputs enable you to adjust the crossover on your subwoofer with a frequency roll-off ranging from 30Hz to 120Hz for an optimal balance of your system.

The Thetis series also offer an LFE input leaving the crossover function to your home-theatre amplifier, as well as high-level inputs for amplifiers with no “subwoofer” output. The subwoofers include the following features: volume control, cut-off frequency, phase switch and automatic standby. The Thetis models feature an LED display indicating the sound level and all is controlled via the remote.

THETIS 320

The Thetis 320 subwoofer has a closed cabinet, equipped with an 10” driver with half roll suspension. In order to reduce vibrations, the cabinet has been carefully designed with ingeniously placed internal reinforcements.

Equipped with a class D amplifier of 250-watt RMS and 400 watt peak power it also features a remote control and a sound level indicator on the front panel so you can adjust the subwoofer.

THETIS 280

The Thetis 280 subwoofer also has a closed cabinet but is equipped with an 8.25” driver with half roll suspension and with a class D amplifier of 150-watt RMS and 250 watt peak power.

TALES 340

Tales 340 offers a reasonably priced subwoofer with “great performance improving your system in terms of punch and dynamics”. This subwoofer is equipped with a 10” driver with half roll suspension and a class D amplifier of 200-watt RMS (350-watt peak power).