Crest Audio CPL 265B+ Passive Subwoofer

Compact passive subwoofer — powerful low‑end extension for live sound, PA or installation systems.

The CPL 265B+ is an ultra‑compact passive subwoofer designed to extend full-range speaker systems down to 53 Hz — adding deep, controlled bass without the bulk of a large sub enclosure. Equipped with dual 6.5″ woofers with 1.2″ voice coils, in a rugged 15 mm plywood cabinet with textured polyurea finish and heavy‑duty steel grille, it is built for durability and reliable performance in permanent installations or portable sound setups.

Key Features

• Dual 6.5″ woofers (1.2″ voice coils): Provides solid and articulate low‑frequency output for music or speech reinforcement. 
• Extends low‑end down to 53 Hz: Enhances bass response when paired with full‑range loudspeakers. 
• Nominal impedance: 4 Ω: Allows efficient power delivery from amplifiers. 
• Passive design — no amplifier required: Simple integration with any compatible power amplifier or PA system. 
• Flexible connectivity: 2 × 4‑pin twist‑lock plus 4‑pin Euroblock connectors, with 2+/2– loop‑through support. 
• Robust build & protective enclosure: 15 mm plywood cabinet, heavy‑duty steel grille, ergonomic handle — built for reliability in demanding environments. 
• Mounting versatility: Includes U‑bracket, 3 threaded suspension points and M20 threaded pole‑mount fitting — supports floor, pole, or suspended installations. 
• Compact size — easy to integrate: Fits discreetly in venues, clubs, bars, houses of worship, retail outlets, or mobile rigs needing enhanced bass. 

Technical Specifications

Best For

• Live sound reinforcement and PA systems needing deep, reliable bass.
• Clubs, bars, small‑medium venues, houses of worship, restaurants and retail outlets.
• Portable rigs or permanent installations — suitable for touring, events or fixed setups.
• Combining with full‑range speakers when extra low‑end extension is required without bulky sub enclosures.
• Any audio setup where compact size, easy installation and powerful low‑frequency output are priorities.