| | |  | Electronics | Home » » Tivoli Audio Model Subwoofer for Model Two, Black/Silver | | | | | | | Description: | | The diminutive Henry-Kloss Model Subwoofer is designed expressly for use with the extravagantly simple Model Two or Model Three Tivoli Audio Stereo Radio. This speaker, aside from exuding Shakeresque elegance, extends the bass response of the Model Two by a half-octave, and is guaranteed to bring a smile to the face of the most critical musical listener. Also includes 15-foot audio cable for easy, instant use with the Model Two Auto On feature turns on and off based on signal presence or absence Dimensions - 6.5 High x 9.5 Wide x 6.3125 Deep With the Model Subwoofer, your Tivoli Audio Model Two reaches a new, all-time low! | | | Features: | |
• 5-1/4 bass driver with built-in crossover network
• Volume level permits precise blending with your Model Two system based on preference and room acoustics
• Furniture grade Black finished ash wood cabinet with silver accents to coordinate with the Tivoli Model 2 Black Radio
• 20 watt internal amplifer
• May be powered using included 9-foot power cord, or like Model Two, via an optional 12V DC power supply
| | | Product Details: | | | Product Length:
| 12.0 inches | | Product Width:
| 9.0 inches | | Product Height:
| 9.0 inches | | Product Weight:
| 8.0 pounds | | Package Length:
| 11.5 inches | | Package Width:
| 8.6 inches | | Package Height:
| 8.4 inches | | Package Weight:
| 8.0 pounds | | Average Customer Rating:
|  based on 7 reviews |
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 Yikes! A total aberration!May 16, 2012
By Carlos Edwards
Let me say first that I absolutely love the Tivoli Model Two radio. It is one of the best purchases I have ever made. The selectivity of the tuner is phenomenal and the sound from the speakers is wonderful for listening.
The optional subwoofer, on the other hand, is such a mess that it nearly seems like a work of sabotage.
Another reviewer remarked that the subwoofer extends unnecessarily upward into the mid-range frequencies - this is absolutely true, a fact which completely annihilates mid and upper range tone and renders music totally unlistenable. It's like trying to have a conversation with someone who keeps interrupting you, or to use a culinary image putting ketchup in your coffee. Spoils everything. The tone of the bass from this subwoofer is so bossy and undefined that I actually became angry while listening to it, and I'm not an angry guy. I tried adjusting the volume level of the output, and I even put the subwoofer in several different positions - on the floor, on a shelf, under a chair, even next to the main component - to no avail. Like a mosquito buzzing in your ear that terrible, obtrusive tone just wouldn't go away.
Thank goodness the Tivoli Model Two radio has sufficient bass on its own through the stereophonic speakers to reproduce naturalistic low tones for the type of music I listen to - mostly Jazz.
I really can't understand how Tivoli thought this product was a good idea. It's a sonic catastrophe.
nice but not on par with other Tivoli productsMar 24, 2012
By Ken Sturrock
Adds nice, SUBTLE, bass amplification. Unless you really listen for it, you won't notice. This is not a unit for thumping bass - it just drops the frequency range a tad.
Styling and quality is nice.
Don't hide it away or under furniture because, unless you switch it off first (don't rely on its own Automatic setting), it will put out a really loud thumping sound if the source powers off first. We have it in our bedroom connected to a Model Two radio and I have to remember to reach under the bed and turn the subwoofer off first.
We like it but, compared to the numerous other Tivoli products we own, it's the only piece of Tivoli gear that I can't whole heartedly recommend.
 regarding compatibility with other stereos besides TIVOLIAug 07, 2010
By Iruma
This is quite important info if you are hooking this up with some other stereos other than tivoli models. The subwoofer cable provided is male to male 3.5mm stereo jack not the typical subwoofer mono RCA cable. My stereo having regular RCA mono female jack, i had to buy some extra cables/ adaptors before giving up this subwoofer because of the connection issue.
You can find a 3.5mm stereo to mono RCA cable, which os not easy to find.
Second option: you can buy regular subwoofer cable (which is mono RCA to mono RCA) and use an adapter at one end to make it into 3.5mm stereo male
Anyone who considers this subwoofer needs to know this important issue that i had! I, for example bought Mediabridge Ultra Series - Dual Shielded Subwoofer Cable - RCA to RCA Gold Connector - 15ft from this site, and RiteAV - 3.5mm Male to RCA Female Adapteralso here.
I'll skip talking about the sound of this sub because other reviewers said everyting needed to be mentioned. It's very subtle, but obviously sounds better with.
Beautiful, but not impressive in performanceApr 06, 2009
By Tae Jun Cho
"MastaTJ"
Recently, I bought B&O computer speaker, and realized need to buy a subwoofer. I wanted to buy not too big and not too expensive, but beatiful. Tivoli subwoofer seemed to satisfy all my options. However, in performance, little disappointed. The woofer makes some tearing sound if you listen music louder (not crazy louder - just plentful to your room).
Also, it automatically shut down, when the signal is missing, which means most of classic music is not supported (only pop music, but tearing sound).
If you want to buy this only for the design, just go for it.
Unless, buy different one.
Big Sound From a small package!Nov 18, 2007
By William M. Hoar III
"B III"
I bought this Tivoli sub woofer for my pc. It is great for listening to I Tunes from my computer desk top. I highly recommend this product!
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