Experience clear bass sound - Monoprice 9723 vs Dayton Audio SUB-1200
Comparison chart: compare and choose
These two models would be a perfect option if you do not need too much bass sound, but we still need to compare the output power – the maximal output power of Monoprice is 200 W versus 120 W of Dayton. The frequency response is 50-250 Hz for Monoprice and 25-140 for Dayton. Their crossover frequency is 50-150 Hz and 40-140 Hz respectively.
The advantage of Monoprice is that it is a bit more powerful than Dayton is. The disadvantage is that you may experience some buzzing noise.
The advantage of Dayton Audio SUB-1200 is that its frequency response goes from 25 Hz to 140 Hz. The disadvantage is that the auto on/off feature may not work properly.
Choosing between Monoprice 9723 or Dayton Audio SUB-1200, you need to remember that Monoprice is a better option if you want more bass, while Dayton has a better frequency response. However, both models would be perfect for small or middle-sized rooms.
Features & Performance
Monoprice 9723 is a high-performance subwoofer that features an internal battery that is capable of running for 9 hours. It can transmit audio to two sets of Bluetooth receivers, the operating range of the splitter is around 30 feet. Dayton Audio SUB-1200 features a bottom-firing, flared port. It has high and low-level inputs, outputs, and phase control. Comparing Dayton Audio SUB-1200 vs Monoprice 9723, we can see many common features, like volume and crossover control and an auto on/off function.
Design
Monoprice 9723 is a front-firing subwoofer with a 12 in a driver. It has 3 1/2 in ports located underneath the enclosure. Dayton Audio SUB-1200 features a downward-firing flared port design. It has a 12 in long-throw woofer. The construction is solid (MDF is used). The dimensions are 17.5x17.3x17 in for Monoprice 9723 and 17.8x16.2x16.8 in for Dayton Audio SUB-1200. The weight is 40.9 and 44.6 pounds respectively.
Monoprice 9723 pros & cons
Pros:
- Nothing vibrates or shakes even if the volume level is close the maximum.
- It is very powerful – the output sound is deep, natural, clear and distortion-free.
Cons:
- Tweaking and finding the right values for crossover may take some time.
- You may experience some humming/buzzing noise or even intermittent.
Dayton Audio SUB-1200 pros & cons
Pros:
- The controls are effective and easy-to-reach placed from above.
- Good output sound – it hits low frequencies and fills a room with deep bass sound.
- The cabinet looks durable and it does not shake or move when you set the volume high.
Cons:
- The auto on/off feature may not work properly. The subwoofer doesn’t turn itself off.
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Amplification type
Detachable grilles
Power
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Audio amplifier output power, W
Audio performance
Sensitivity, dB
Impedance, Ohm
Frequency response, Hz
Crossover frequency, Hz
Driver
Driver quantity
Driver size, in
Driver placement
Port placement
Connections
RCA LFE inputs
RCA stereo line level inputs (pair)
RCA outputs
XLR inputs (pair)
XLR outputs (pair)
Wireless
Bi-amp
Speaker outputs (pair)
Speaker inputs (pair)
Controls
Volume
Subwoofer phase
Low-pass filter
Main power switch
Material
Body material
Woofer composition
Colors
Enclosure type
Dimensions
Dimensions (H x W x D), cm/in
Width, kg/pounds
Subwoofers comparison rating
- 1Monoprice 9723
- 7.5Dayton Audio SUB-1200
The Dayton Audio SUB-1200 is better subwoofer in this comparison. Check Dayton Audio SUB-1200 price
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