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product_id: 15845443
title: "Rockville RBG12S Bass Gig 12\" Active Powered PA Subwoofer for DJ/Pro"
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# 44-lb rugged MDF enclosure 1400W peak power Adjustable 55Hz-800Hz crossover Rockville RBG12S Bass Gig 12" Active Powered PA Subwoofer for DJ/Pro

**Brand:** rockville
**Price:** $1334.90
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎧 Own the Night with RockvilleRBG12S – Bass That Moves the Crowd

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Rockville RBG12S Bass Gig 12" Active Powered PA Subwoofer for DJ/Pro by rockville
- **How much does it cost?** $1334.90 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- rockville enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted rockville brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Ergonomic Portability:** Lightweight 44-lb design with sturdy handles for effortless transport and stage-ready durability.
- • **Precision Bass Control:** Adjustable crossover lets you tailor the bass response from 55Hz to 800Hz for perfect sound balance.
- • **Distortion-Free Performance:** Built-in limiter with LED indicators ensures crystal-clear bass without clipping or overload.
- • **Seamless System Integration:** Versatile XLR, 1/4-inch, and RCA inputs/outputs for flawless connectivity with all your gear.
- • **Thunderous 1400W Bass Power:** Unleash deep, precise low frequencies that command any live event or DJ set.

## Overview

The RockvilleRBG12S is a 12-inch active PA subwoofer delivering 1400W peak power through a robust 80oz magnet woofer. Designed for DJs and live events, it features a portable 44-lb MDF enclosure with ergonomic handles, versatile XLR/1/4-inch/RCA connectivity, and an adjustable 55Hz-800Hz crossover for precise bass tuning. Integrated limiter and LED indicators ensure distortion-free, professional-grade sound performance.

## Description

Buy Rockville RBG12S Bass Gig 12" Active Powered PA Subwoofer for DJ/Pro | 1400W Peak / 350W RMS, 80 Oz Magnet, 2" Voice Coil, XLR/TRS/RCA Inputs, XLR Thru, Clip Limiter, Pole Mount, 115dB SPL: Stage Subwoofers - desertcart.com ✓ FREE DELIVERY possible on eligible purchases

Review: Once you set it up it's a performer!! - Ok let me tell you that The RGB15S Active Subwoofer is an amazing little package. I ordered two of these to pair with my RPG12 Active speakers for use at an outdoor festival. The Subwoofers are built very well, the carpeting of the cabinets seemed a little lacking in QA/QC but none the less was effective and clean. The input section is very user friendly and marked in such a way that it’s nearly impossible to not connect these properly. The sound quality is also impressive, I have seen various videos on Youtube that show muffled or distorted subwoofers I am assuming this is because the RGB15S units were not set up property or had signal going to them that was distorted. The playback from the sub at my events was tight and accurate. Much better than I was expecting. On a scale of 1 – 10 I would give the RGB152 an 8-8.5 rating. Definitely enough quality sound and volume for any mobile DJ indoor or outdoor venue. The RGB15S subwoofer has an onboard DPS that is pretty user friendly. Pick a disposition and slide the selector switch to the setting and you’re in business. There is also a onboard crossover with 3 crossover points, again very easy to use, pick your desired Xover point and slide the switch. I have seen many user videos & reviews of these subs that really do not do them justice. The key to setting these subwoofers (or any speaker for that matter) up correctly is having your signal source or controller set up property. Poor signal source = Poor sound. Start with the DSP set to OFF and the Xover point set to 80hz. turn the gain pot on the RGB15S to “zero” (all the way to the left) Assuming your Controller is set up and “zeroed to no more than +3db” (your digital meters are not constantly in the red, only bouncing in the orange and peaking in the red from time to time) connect your sub to the controller and play a track with reasonable bass and at full program volume. (NOTE: YOUR TOP SPEAKERS ARE OFF AT THIS POINT NO SOUND AT ALL FROM THEM). Once music is playing, slowly increase the gain (turn to the right) on your RGB15S until you hear sound coming from your sub. Continue to increase the Gain pot until you begin to hear distortion and see the clip light flash vigorously, slowly turn the gain pot back to the left until the CLIP light only quickly FLASHES on bass notes. Then Turn it a tiny bit to the left more. This should give you a good “live play back” setting on the sub. At this point connect your TOP speakers and adjust their volume accordingly. If the low end sound is not quite right, at this point you can adjust the Xover frequency on the sub, I would recommend lowering the volume when doing this. I have found that when using the RPG12 powered system (input gain set to 5 and unit volume set to 6), the 100hz setting blends the best for most music types. You can also adjust the DSP if you are looking to boost the bottom end but I have found that the DSP seems to distort the sound coming from the subwoofer and 99.9% of the time leave that set to off. I have used TWO RPG12 tops and TWO RBG15S bottoms at outdoor events in 90* Full sun conditions and ran them nonstop at peak volume for over 5 hours with no problems. The amp on the RGB15S was not even hot when the event was over. The NON POWERED pass though outputs provide for easy connection to my RPG12 tops. For the price point I am extremely impressed with the RGB15S subwoofer. The only thing I would like to see on these for the future are “recessed wheels” so you can tip and roll the subs when needed. out of the box I did have one RGB15S arrive DOA. However the Team at Rockville was quick to help resolve my issues. The initially sent me a replacement amp, when that did not fix the issue, they issued a replacement RGB15S for me and set up an RMA and return shipping label for the DOA unit. The whole return/swap took about 5 days. In closing, the RGB15S is a lot of bang for your buck. When set up properly you’ll get good sound quality with tons of volume. On board Xovers and DSP settings add value to the package. Priced at approximately $250each with free shipping (desertcart or rockville site) you really cant go wrong.
Review: Great sub, but get TWO, if you can! - All I can say is getting 2 of these subs have made my gigs sound SO much better. I don't know what took me so long to purchase them, I have seen other reviews of the RBG15S sub here in desertcart where some people where "underwhelmed" by the sub. I have NO IDEA what they were listening to, but this sub will pull your house down, IF you know anything about subs in general and the fundamentals of gain/volume/crossover/boost. You might think, "well you have TWO subs, so of course they'll sound better and hit harder". While this IS true, I did my testing prior running only one sub (paired to a set of Rockville RPG 12's and it hit HARD. With both hooked up, EVERY and I do mean EVERY wall, window and fixture in my house were flexing and vibrating like crazy. It was so bad, even my garage doors were vibrating and squeaking, lol. Sub Construction - This is a very large and heavy sub, considering it is only a 15", weighing in at about 90lbs! I can't imagine getting the 18"s like I was initially planning The box is covered in carpet and has 2 slotted ports on the bottom front. There is also a blue LED on the front, so you can tell if the speaker is on (when in front of it, with no music playing). This light can be turned off. The box does not flex or creek and all the joints seem to be connected well. In order to move the sub around, I had to put them on my little mini trolly/dolly. The sub has 2 handles and these are also, like the sub, super solid. I never once was concerned about them coming off or anything. When I picked the subs up, likewise, I was never concerned about them flexing or falling apart. The sound - Like I've already mentioned, the sub is pretty powerful and if you know a thing or 2 about sub audio, you can get it sounding tight and fairly accurate. The sub has 2 ways for LINE IN/THRU being a combination XLR/1/4" port. The OUT is 2 XLR connections. For BEST sound I'd suggest using XLR from the Sub to your Tops, IF they are XLR. If your speakers are RCA only, you could do a cable with an XLR side and RCA on the other and run that form the sub to your tops. On the back is Level (aka Volume/Gain), a Crossover and Boost selector. I have my subs in the 11 O'Clock positions (-3) without any Boost options and the crossover at about 100hz. With this setting, the music my clients ask for [Reggae, House, Hip Hop, R&B, Soul and Jazz] sound GREAT. I did play with the Boost options (power and extended) for a few minutes, but these seemed gimmicky at best and fell off at higher levels, and to me sounded artificial. If you find the Bass to be over or underwhelming, you can cut that back or add it through your DJ Controller itself. I find myself adjusting it through the night depending on what I'm playing and at what time (Lounge, Dinner, Dancing). Again, I cannot over stress the importance of understanding Sub-Bass, Gains and Volumes and would suggest doing a little research on the net. If you don't have time for that, you can do as I did: 1) Avoid turning the sub ALL THE WAY up when testing. 2) run the tops first, then slowly turn the sub up until it fills out the bottom end, right to the point before it begins to play the same bass as the 12"'s. 3) Allow for a break-in period by playing your initial practice set at lower levels to give the speakers a chance to get going for the task. [SET UP NOTES] If you are using one sub with two separate speakers - simply run the left and right XLR out of your controller into the subs left and right Input/Thru and then run the left OUT to your left Top and the right OUT to your right Top. Nice and simple. For best sound, place the sub somewhere between the 2 speakers. If you are running 2 subs - run the left XLR cable from your Controller to the left sub Input/THRU and then run from the left OUT to your left Top. Run the right XLR cable from your Controller to the right sub Input/THRU and then run from the right OUT to your right Top. I know this seems like it shouldn't work, however, subs can work on a Mono channel, so having one signal to the sub is just fine. NOTE: if you run yours system like this, you will need to purchase On Stage SS7745 Adjustable Subwoofer Attachment or something similar so that you have one top over each sub, and then place the complete set to the left and right. All I can say is I love my subs and they sound incredible at an inside venue...

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00SKFNVNK |
| Additional Features | Radio |
| Antenna Location | For Music Players |
| Audio Driver Size | 12 inches |
| Audio Driver Type | Dynamic Driver |
| Audio Output Mode | Mono |
| Best Sellers Rank | #6,181 in Musical Instruments ( See Top 100 in Musical Instruments ) #2 in Stage Subwoofers |
| Brand | Rockville |
| Compatible Devices | Laptop, Desktop, MP3 Player |
| Connectivity Technology | TRS , XLR |
| Control Method | Voice |
| Controller Type | Voice Control |
| Customer Package Type | Standard Packaging |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 out of 5 stars 1,564 Reviews |
| Enclosure Material | Plastic |
| Frequency Response | 2000 hertz |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00811080024813 |
| Is Waterproof | FALSE |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 15.75"D x 15.75"W x 18.5"H |
| Item Type Name | New Rockville RBG12S Bass Gig 1400 Watt Active Powered PA Subwoofer DJ/Pro |
| Item Weight | 46.7 pounds |
| Manufacturer | Audiosavings |
| Model Name | Rockville New RBG12S Bass Gig 1400 Watt Active Powered PA Subwoofer DJ/Pro, 12 inch |
| Model Number | RBG12S |
| Mounting Type | Clip On |
| Number of Audio Channels | 2 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Speaker Maximum Output Power | 1400 watts |
| Speaker Size | 12 inches |
| Speaker Type | Subwoofer, Woofer |
| Subwoofer Connectivity Technology | Wired |
| Subwoofer Diameter | 12 inches |
| UPC | 613815650362 613815622253 811080024813 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Warranty Description | No warranty. |
| Warranty Type | Limited |
| Woofer Diameter | 12 inches |

## Product Details

- **Audio Output Mode:** Mono
- **Brand:** Rockville
- **Connectivity Technology:** TRS, XLR
- **Frequency Response:** 2000 hertz
- **Speaker Maximum Output Power:** 1400 watts

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Pattern, Size** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Can this be used for home theater setup, and run signal from the sub out on my receiver using an XLR adapter?**
A: yes , most receivers have a subwoofer low level (un amplified) RCA output. You could use an RCA X 1/4" TPS . RCA would plug into receiver and 1/4" TPS to Rockville sub. Remember the input on the sub is XLR - 1/4" combo . Which means you could plug either one into same input on subwoofer. You asked about using XLR . You do do that but I'm willing to bet it'd be easy to find a cable with RCA on one end and 1/4" TPS at the other vs RCA on one end and XLR at the other end. Either will work!

**Q: I am doing an outdoor dance and will be about 100' from a power source, what size extention cord will I need to power this sub?**
A: I always buy ... #12 AWG...wire extension cord either 100'...or two 50 footers.That size will be more than adequate for most any application around your house or outside.Get two fifties much easier to use a fifty when you need one around the house or outside if you don't require a 100' er.

**Q: I have the rbg15. I was thinking of buying the rbg18. Can i run both of these with my peavey pv115d's?**
A: Yes. Depends on how many outputs you have on the mixer. You can run a rca out to dmx cable to the speakers.

**Q: Puedo usarlo para monitor de bajo?**
A: No ,yo soy musico y la verdad es tremenda equipo pero para Usarlo DJ systems. 
La frecuencia del Bajo es mas fuerte y profunda .

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Once you set it up it's a performer!!
*by J***S on August 7, 2019*

Ok let me tell you that The RGB15S Active Subwoofer is an amazing little package. I ordered two of these to pair with my RPG12 Active speakers for use at an outdoor festival. The Subwoofers are built very well, the carpeting of the cabinets seemed a little lacking in QA/QC but none the less was effective and clean. The input section is very user friendly and marked in such a way that it’s nearly impossible to not connect these properly. The sound quality is also impressive, I have seen various videos on Youtube that show muffled or distorted subwoofers I am assuming this is because the RGB15S units were not set up property or had signal going to them that was distorted. The playback from the sub at my events was tight and accurate. Much better than I was expecting. On a scale of 1 – 10 I would give the RGB152 an 8-8.5 rating. Definitely enough quality sound and volume for any mobile DJ indoor or outdoor venue. The RGB15S subwoofer has an onboard DPS that is pretty user friendly. Pick a disposition and slide the selector switch to the setting and you’re in business. There is also a onboard crossover with 3 crossover points, again very easy to use, pick your desired Xover point and slide the switch. I have seen many user videos & reviews of these subs that really do not do them justice. The key to setting these subwoofers (or any speaker for that matter) up correctly is having your signal source or controller set up property. Poor signal source = Poor sound. Start with the DSP set to OFF and the Xover point set to 80hz. turn the gain pot on the RGB15S to “zero” (all the way to the left) Assuming your Controller is set up and “zeroed to no more than +3db” (your digital meters are not constantly in the red, only bouncing in the orange and peaking in the red from time to time) connect your sub to the controller and play a track with reasonable bass and at full program volume. (NOTE: YOUR TOP SPEAKERS ARE OFF AT THIS POINT NO SOUND AT ALL FROM THEM). Once music is playing, slowly increase the gain (turn to the right) on your RGB15S until you hear sound coming from your sub. Continue to increase the Gain pot until you begin to hear distortion and see the clip light flash vigorously, slowly turn the gain pot back to the left until the CLIP light only quickly FLASHES on bass notes. Then Turn it a tiny bit to the left more. This should give you a good “live play back” setting on the sub. At this point connect your TOP speakers and adjust their volume accordingly. If the low end sound is not quite right, at this point you can adjust the Xover frequency on the sub, I would recommend lowering the volume when doing this. I have found that when using the RPG12 powered system (input gain set to 5 and unit volume set to 6), the 100hz setting blends the best for most music types. You can also adjust the DSP if you are looking to boost the bottom end but I have found that the DSP seems to distort the sound coming from the subwoofer and 99.9% of the time leave that set to off. I have used TWO RPG12 tops and TWO RBG15S bottoms at outdoor events in 90* Full sun conditions and ran them nonstop at peak volume for over 5 hours with no problems. The amp on the RGB15S was not even hot when the event was over. The NON POWERED pass though outputs provide for easy connection to my RPG12 tops. For the price point I am extremely impressed with the RGB15S subwoofer. The only thing I would like to see on these for the future are “recessed wheels” so you can tip and roll the subs when needed. out of the box I did have one RGB15S arrive DOA. However the Team at Rockville was quick to help resolve my issues. The initially sent me a replacement amp, when that did not fix the issue, they issued a replacement RGB15S for me and set up an RMA and return shipping label for the DOA unit. The whole return/swap took about 5 days. In closing, the RGB15S is a lot of bang for your buck. When set up properly you’ll get good sound quality with tons of volume. On board Xovers and DSP settings add value to the package. Priced at approximately $250each with free shipping (amazon or rockville site) you really cant go wrong.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great sub, but get TWO, if you can!
*by D***E on March 25, 2016*

All I can say is getting 2 of these subs have made my gigs sound SO much better. I don't know what took me so long to purchase them, I have seen other reviews of the RBG15S sub here in amazon where some people where "underwhelmed" by the sub. I have NO IDEA what they were listening to, but this sub will pull your house down, IF you know anything about subs in general and the fundamentals of gain/volume/crossover/boost. You might think, "well you have TWO subs, so of course they'll sound better and hit harder". While this IS true, I did my testing prior running only one sub (paired to a set of Rockville RPG 12's and it hit HARD. With both hooked up, EVERY and I do mean EVERY wall, window and fixture in my house were flexing and vibrating like crazy. It was so bad, even my garage doors were vibrating and squeaking, lol. Sub Construction - This is a very large and heavy sub, considering it is only a 15", weighing in at about 90lbs! I can't imagine getting the 18"s like I was initially planning The box is covered in carpet and has 2 slotted ports on the bottom front. There is also a blue LED on the front, so you can tell if the speaker is on (when in front of it, with no music playing). This light can be turned off. The box does not flex or creek and all the joints seem to be connected well. In order to move the sub around, I had to put them on my little mini trolly/dolly. The sub has 2 handles and these are also, like the sub, super solid. I never once was concerned about them coming off or anything. When I picked the subs up, likewise, I was never concerned about them flexing or falling apart. The sound - Like I've already mentioned, the sub is pretty powerful and if you know a thing or 2 about sub audio, you can get it sounding tight and fairly accurate. The sub has 2 ways for LINE IN/THRU being a combination XLR/1/4" port. The OUT is 2 XLR connections. For BEST sound I'd suggest using XLR from the Sub to your Tops, IF they are XLR. If your speakers are RCA only, you could do a cable with an XLR side and RCA on the other and run that form the sub to your tops. On the back is Level (aka Volume/Gain), a Crossover and Boost selector. I have my subs in the 11 O'Clock positions (-3) without any Boost options and the crossover at about 100hz. With this setting, the music my clients ask for [Reggae, House, Hip Hop, R&B, Soul and Jazz] sound GREAT. I did play with the Boost options (power and extended) for a few minutes, but these seemed gimmicky at best and fell off at higher levels, and to me sounded artificial. If you find the Bass to be over or underwhelming, you can cut that back or add it through your DJ Controller itself. I find myself adjusting it through the night depending on what I'm playing and at what time (Lounge, Dinner, Dancing). Again, I cannot over stress the importance of understanding Sub-Bass, Gains and Volumes and would suggest doing a little research on the net. If you don't have time for that, you can do as I did: 1) Avoid turning the sub ALL THE WAY up when testing. 2) run the tops first, then slowly turn the sub up until it fills out the bottom end, right to the point before it begins to play the same bass as the 12"'s. 3) Allow for a break-in period by playing your initial practice set at lower levels to give the speakers a chance to get going for the task. [SET UP NOTES] If you are using one sub with two separate speakers - simply run the left and right XLR out of your controller into the subs left and right Input/Thru and then run the left OUT to your left Top and the right OUT to your right Top. Nice and simple. For best sound, place the sub somewhere between the 2 speakers. If you are running 2 subs - run the left XLR cable from your Controller to the left sub Input/THRU and then run from the left OUT to your left Top. Run the right XLR cable from your Controller to the right sub Input/THRU and then run from the right OUT to your right Top. I know this seems like it shouldn't work, however, subs can work on a Mono channel, so having one signal to the sub is just fine. NOTE: if you run yours system like this, you will need to purchase On Stage SS7745 Adjustable Subwoofer Attachment or something similar so that you have one top over each sub, and then place the complete set to the left and right. All I can say is I love my subs and they sound incredible at an inside venue...

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Value, Largest Speaker Weight...takes the place of the whimpy performance tower.
*by C***A on July 13, 2015*

I saw this same amp in what looks to be the same box...with different names by at least 3 different companies. I am perty sure they come out of some Chinese factory/city. Then, the company here in the USA that puts their label on it, also selects a Speaker..as we have speakers available here that are competitive and it helps cut down on the shipping. I chose the Rockville company that handles this as they stated they had the heaviest weight speaker installed of the other companies. I bought two of these for a Bose like system on steroids..at 1/4 the cost. I bought 2 Galaxy 4 x 5" speakers for the line array style mid/high range as they cover up above what people can hear without a large fall in response up there. I also put a blocking network in them to block below 200 Hz from the Galaxys. So, I power them with a little one rack space amp of 200w per side...more than enough for my small to medium solo gigs, and am happy with the system I have put together. The rockville subs cut start cutting off frequency at about 175 hz and sound somewhat mute for frequency above what they are designed...such as kick bass and low bass. There is a control that adjusts this frequency sweep...I have it set on the highest level. These have also a volume control and a Nutrix input and output that takes a Balanced input or 1/4" line. I drive these full volume and they seem to take a large amount of low level signal to drive them. The box feels strong and they are a bit heavier than you expect...but that is good. The carpet cover appears of minimal thickness and quality from China, the corners have typical quality metal covers and the handles on each side are plastic and adequate. These also have pole holes ot the common size in the USA, I forget that dimension and if I remember...I am perty sure they are plastic and not metal...but could be wrong. All in all I like having been able to find a 10" little sub at this price to mate with my 10" 2 way Peaveys I some times use and also my new Galaxy 4 x 5" speakers that I also fly on top of these with poles. These subs are heavy enough to use a pole up to say 5' and put either of my mid/high sets of speakers on...as long as someone does not fall into them while intoxicated. The system has all the same perks of a Bose system that would range around 2 grand all for under 500. if you have a small amp in your rack to drive the mid/high speakers... I do it this way cause I play on the beach and like NOT to have amps or electronic that are exposed out in the high air to corrode from the Salt air... It also gives me flexibility to not use the subs in very quiet dinner settings. My friends have both over priced Bose and HK systems in the same design style of having no High end Horns that are harsh and cause feed back. I just dont like the sound of their little 2" multiple array speakers...so I went with the Galaxy with it's 5" array design and have a nice sounding system for cheap...I could have a quad surround sound system in each of the 4 corners of a performance room for the same price as the Bose system. Now I just have to have some custom bags made for the Galaxy mid/high speakers to keep them safe. If you want the maximum thump from 2 of these subs...place them side by side and make sure the phase shift switch...also on the back is set the same for each. That phase shift switch by the way compensates for the type of crossover on the top speakers. That top end crossover can make the top signal 90,180, or 360 degrees out of phase...as crossovers are named 1st order, 2nd order, 3 order and 4th order/360 degrees...the 360 is not so common but puts the tops completely out of phase with the bottom subs...so that is why subs have a phase switch and that is why your cords to them should be the same supplier or same polarity. You want the whole system pumping the same direction on hard hits of sound....and even small ones.

## Frequently Bought Together

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