Сабвуферы — Sonus Faber GRAVIS II

The Gravis II is a powered subwoofer from Sonus Faber's Gravis range, built to extend the brand's main speakers into deeper bass territory. Sonus Faber's Gravis range serves as the brand's dedicated subwoofer catalogue, offering bass reinforcement specifically voiced to complement the brand's own Lumina and Sonetto main speaker ranges.

Position in line

It sits below the Gravis V and Gravis VI in Sonus Faber's subwoofer hierarchy, above the Gravis I, as a mid-tier model in the range. This positioning suggests the Gravis II serves as a sensible middle-ground recommendation for buyers wanting more capability than the entry Gravis I without committing to the considerably more ambitious Gravis V or VI.

Key specs that matter

Rated response reaches 25 Hz. The built-in amplifier is rated at 700 W, a substantial figure for the cabinet size. At 40.4 x 35.6 x 40.8 cm and 19.1 kg it is a moderately compact, dense cabinet, suggesting an efficient driver and amplifier combination rather than reliance on sheer enclosure volume.

Sound and use context

Expect deep, well-controlled bass reinforcement from the substantial amplifier power, suited to pairing with Sonus Faber's Lumina or Sonetto ranges for full-range performance - a capable companion for extending either range's main speakers into deeper bass territory.

Pairing

Standard line-level or speaker-level subwoofer inputs work with any preamplifier or AV receiver offering a subwoofer output, so it need not be restricted purely to a Sonus Faber-only system.

Alternatives

The Gravis I sits below this model for a more modest budget; the Gravis V and VI sit above it for larger rooms or higher output requirements, worth the step up if this model's substantial 700 W amplifier proves insufficient for a specific room. Sonus Faber broader Gravis range gives buyers a clear ladder of subwoofer options to match against a specific main speaker range and room size, and a dealer conversation about the exact Lumina or Sonetto models already owned helps clarify which Gravis tier makes the most sense. Corner or wall placement remains the simplest way to reinforce output from a subwoofer of this kind. Overall this remains a sensible mid-tier choice within Sonus Faber own subwoofer catalogue. A phase switch, where fitted, is worth experimenting with to find the smoothest blend with the main speakers. A dealer conversation about correct crossover frequency also helps integration with the specific main speakers.