The Audioengine S6 sets a new standard in performance to size. With 210 watts of power in a small package that fits almost anywhere, the S6 is the ultimate bass extension for your desktop, home theater or gaming setup. With a front-firing woofer in a sealed box, The S6 delivers deep, smooth, and punchy bass that defies expectation.

POWERFUL BASS EXTENSION - PERFECT FOR SMALL SPACES
The S6 powered subwoofer sets a new standard for performance in an ultra-compact package. Measuring a modest 10”H x 10”W and weighing only about 15 lbs, the S6 is the perfect compact bass extension for your desktop, gaming rig, home theater or any small setup.

SMALL SUB, BIG SOUND - DON'T LET ITS SIZE FOOL YOU
Utilizing a highly efficient Class D amplifier and a 6" long throw woofer, the S6 has to be heard to be believed. And with a frequency response down to 33Hz in a sealed box design, bass is punchy, smooth, and deep. Adjustable crossover points between 40 - 130Hz means you can dial in exactly the sound you want. With 210 watts of power and the height of two 12oz cans, the S6 can fill most rooms with ease and, for its size, produces powerful sound that outperforms other compact subs in the market.

SEAMLESS LOW-END EXTENSION - FOR YOUR UNIQUE SETUP
The S6 features dual analog audio inputs and can connect to two systems at once. Want to save power? The S6 features a selectable energy saving auto-on mode that can detect when there is signal from your audio source. Want to go wireless? Audioengine's optional W3 system can be added easily using the USB charging port for convenient placement wherever you need.

Key Features

• Built in 210W (140W RMS) Highly Efficient Class D Amplifier
• 6" front-firing woofer in sealed enclosure
• Frequency Response: 33 - 132 Hz +-1.5dB
• Continuously variable 40-130 Hz crossover
• Phase switch (0/180°)
• Line-level stereo/LFE RCA inputs
• 3.5mm mini-jack input

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS

• Type: Powered Subwoofer, sealed enclosure
• Amplifier Type" Class D
• Power Output: 210 W peak power total (140 W RMS), AES
• Drivers: 6″ long throw front-firing woofer
• Inputs: 3.5 mm stereo mini-jack, RCA L/R
• Input Voltages: 100-240 V AC, 50/60 Hz auto-switching
• SNR: >100 dB (typical A-weighted)
• Frequency Response: 33Hz – 132Hz ±1.5dB
• Input Impedence: 10K ohms unbalanced
• Crossover Frequency: 40Hz – 130Hz
• Protection: Output current limiting, thermal over-temperature, power on/off transient protection
• Standby Consumption: <1W
• Phase: 0 / 180 degrees

WEIGHTS AND MEASURES

• Dimensions (HWD) 10″ (25.2 cm) x 8.7″ (22.2 cm) x 10″ (25.3 cm)
• Weight: 15.4 lb (6.98 kg)
• Total Shipping Weight: 18.2 lb (8.26 kg)
• Shipping Box Dimensions (LWH): 13″ (33 cm) x 13″ (33 cm) x 14″ (35.6 cm)

What's Included

• S6 Powered Subwoofer
• AC power cord, 1.8 meters (~5.9 ft)
• Mini-jack audio cable, 2 meters (~6.5 ft)
• RCA audio cable, 2 meters (~6.5 ft)
• Microfiber subwoofer bag
• Microfiber cable bag
• Setup guide

Frequently Asked Questions
Can I use the P4 passive speakers with the Audioengine S6 sub?
Yes! You would just need an amp, like our N22, to supply power to the P4 speakers and connect to the S6.

How do you set the crossover on the S6?
The S6’s crossover is a variable low-pass filter. This means it variably adjusts how high the S6 will play. Unless the subwoofer is pretty far away, you can usually leave the phase switch set to 0°. When setting up a new S6, I like to start with the crossover all the way counter clockwise and, with some music I'm familiar with playing, first get the volume "about" right. After that try making very small adjustments clockwise on the crossover, evaluating each small change from where you'll be listening from most often. Once it starts sounding like you can localize where the sub is coming from, back it off until you can't again. You may also need to lower the volume a touch after the crossover is dialed in, or perhaps even while you're dialing it in, depending on the acoustics of the room you're in, and your own preference on how present you'd like the sub to sound. Audioengine powered speakers have fixed passive crossovers designed specifically for them; this simply means that they are designed to play the frequency range they produce, so it's not necessary to alter this when adding a subwoofer. Adding a subwoofer, such as the S6, will pick up where the speakers leave off, extending the low end response.

Does the crossover on the S6 adjust the frequencies played by speakers connected to the RCA line output?
The S6's crossover is a variable low-pass filter, and will not adjust the audio for the RCA output connection. This is a full range line level output.

Can the S6 subwoofer be made wireless?
Yes! You'd just need a wireless adapter like our W3 Wireless Adapter.

How do I control the volume of my S6 subwoofer? Do I have to reach behind the S6 each time I want to raise or lower the volume?
Most Audioengine powered speakers have variable RCA outputs for use with a subwoofer like the S6 (the exceptions being the B2 and the 512). This means that the output of the speakers and the RCA output will go up and down together. So once you dial in the volume of your S6, you should be able to adjust the volume from the speakers, or your source device. Either way the subwoofer and speakers should stay in balance as the volume is raised and lowered.