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title: "T5 Powered Subwoofer - 8 Inch Driver - 70 Watt (Black)"
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price: "R13548"
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# 70W RMS power output 8-inch dynamic driver for deep bass Low pass filter down to 38Hz T5 Powered Subwoofer - 8 Inch Driver - 70 Watt (Black)

**Brand:** edifier
**Price:** R13548
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎶 Feel the bass, own the room — Edifier T5 powers your sound with precision and punch!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** T5 Powered Subwoofer - 8 Inch Driver - 70 Watt (Black) by edifier
- **How much does it cost?** R13548 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.co.za](https://www.desertcart.co.za/products/242654033-t5-powered-subwoofer-8-inch-driver-70-watt-black)

## Best For

- edifier enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted edifier brand quality
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## Key Features

- • **Smart Energy Saver:** Auto standby mode intelligently cuts power when idle, saving energy without sacrificing readiness.
- • **Power That Commands:** 70 watts of robust RMS power ensures your subwoofer fills any room with immersive, room-shaking bass.
- • **Resonance-Free Sound:** Thick MDF wood enclosure minimizes cabinet vibrations for crystal-clear, professional-grade audio fidelity.
- • **Seamless Integration:** Versatile wired connectivity with RCA and 3.5mm inputs makes it the perfect bass companion for your existing speaker setup.
- • **Precision Bass Mastery:** 8-inch driver delivers rich, distortion-free low frequencies that elevate your audio experience beyond the ordinary.

## Overview

The Edifier T5 Powered Subwoofer features an 8-inch dynamic driver delivering 70 watts RMS of powerful, distortion-free bass. Its low pass filter cuts in at 38Hz to ensure clean, precise low-end frequencies without muddying vocals. Housed in a dense MDF enclosure to reduce resonance, it offers superior sound clarity and durability. With auto standby for energy efficiency and versatile RCA/3.5mm wired inputs, the T5 is designed to seamlessly enhance your audio system, making it a must-have for audiophiles seeking professional-grade bass performance in a compact, stylish package.

## Description

Product Description Punch and beauty The Edifier T5 is a beefy and weighty subwoofer, weighing 14kg and measuring 25cm deep, 28cm wide and 30cm high. The Edifier T5 dial knobs are made of metal alloy and are driver by potentiometers with stop points that provide gradual adjustments with good resistance as you turn the knobs. It uses an 8 inch subwoofer driver enclosed inside an MDF (Medium Density Fiberboard) housing with a wood veneer finish. MDF is a composite of real wood fibers and dense resin and, it's particularly popular for making speaker cabinet enclosures because MDF is strong and dampens vibrations much better than wood could. Lower Cabinet Resonance Reduced acoustic resonance with MDF enclosure Edifier applies high-quality, medium-density fibreboard (MDF) materials that offer reduced cabinet resonance for the cleanest sound around. Automatic Standby The auto-standby feature ensures the unit is not using up power unnecessarily when left idle. Leave the unit plugged in without worrying about driving up your electric bill. Product Specifications:- 8" Speaker Driver for distortion-free bass Total power output RMS 70W Low pass filter with 38Hz frequency response Noise level ≤25dB(A) Frequency response 38Hz~200Hz Input sensitivity 50±20mV Signal-to-noise ratio: ≥85dB (A) Low Pass Filter The subwoofer can deliver sound without distortion. This ensures that your woofer only plays sounds too low for your speakers to properly output. Supplement your speakers great high and mid-range with bass you can really feel. The 8” driver delivers powerful sound with rich, highly accurate bass. Deep lows don’t have to sound distorted and overblown. Not all subwoofers have a low pass filter (LPF) crossover and the ones that do have a low pass filter crossover may not be properly implemented to stop vocals coming through the subwoofer. The Edifier T5 has a properly implemented low pass filter crossover built-in, which you can set to 38 Hz (lowest setting) to stop almost entirely vocal output from coming through the subwoofer. Connectivity with oomph! Being a powered subwoofer, the Edifier T5 connects just like a regular loudspeaker and, it's powered using mains electricity via the included figure 8 power cord, which measures 1.7 meters long. The Edifier T5 also comes with two sets of cables - a 1.4 meter long RCA to 3.5cm male cable and a 1.6 meter long RCA to RCA audio cable. While the Edifier T5 is plug and play, it needs setting up just like all subwoofers and that means finding the right placement, phase timing and crossover. You may also need an external amplifier if your loudspeakers are passive (non-powered). The perfect companion for your Edifier speakers or soundbar with sub out port including R1280Ts, R1280DBs, and R1700BTs.

Review: A solid subwoofer - As other reviewers have stressed, it is important to spend the time and attention adjusting the low pass filter (the frequency response level [crossover point] at which the subwoofer cuts in with the 16' sounds) and the volume. As generally directed, it is sensible to set the bass on your amplifier to a neutral (0) level, i.e. no + or - adjustment to bass, as a starting point for calibrating the subwoofer, so that it works properly with the full available range. The cables supplied might work with other people's installed system/amp., but in my case I had to buy a separate 1 RCA male to 2 RCA male cable to make it work properly. The 3.5 mm [vs. an RCA] to 2 RCA male cable supplied was not usable in my case as there is no suitable 3.5 mm socket on my amp., which does, on the other hand, have a dedicated subwoofer OUT socket, to which my new cable is correctly connected, and working well. The other (2 RCA to 2 RCA) cable supplied with the unit generated feedback and distortion, although it sort of worked on some types music, but definitely not on others - and I was almost thinking of returning the unit altogether, if the replacement cable I obtained had not worked, but it does, and perfectly so. Phase control is set at 0 ('normal'), unless you have a long cable and the subwoofer produces sound other than from the same plane as your main speakers. Now that it has the right cable, and despite having been initially a little concerned about it with the 2 x 2 RCA plug cable, the system is working very well, and the gradual, proportionate response is very controllable, with a natural take-over of the lower bass registers from the main speakers, and the speaker and system as a whole is entirely free of background hum or noise. People who do not like music as much as I do have also commented that the effect is quite subtle, and can also be impressively powerful. There are of course very detailed (11+ point...) subwoofer set-up instructions available online, but so long as one starts with everything set as above, and on low/zero levels and works up, a very good set of levels can be arrived at. I recommend also using feel - i.e. the levels at which your hand feels the subwoofer starts to vibrate - it is (pleasingly) a very fine tuning to set this point, and then just above that, for the required 16' bass effect. As an analogy, anyone who plays an orchestral double bass, when doubling the cellos will know that it is a very subtle volume and level of precision that "tracks" the bass line an octave below, which is the most rewarding sound (the feeling of 'latent power') - simply enabling the octave to resonate almost with a life of its own, even at the softest levels, and which is a very wonderful thing. It is also very possible to achieve a good level of (non-boomy) precision in the bass notes with this unit, as well as the different sound textures (i.e. the difference between a baroque string bass, tuba/bass trombone, synth bass, and bass guitar, for example.) One can of course turn up the bass volume on the subwoofer for specific pieces of music, as required....! The music on which I want to hear more bass, is basically everything, ranging from rock and prog, to classical, big orchestral sounds, organ music, and electronic music. And so far, I am pleased to say that this subwoofer can handle all of it. It is also important of course to test and adjust your system using a selection of music that actually does have a range and variety of proper recorded 16' sounds, and to start from very low volume and pass filter settings, and work up to the level that sounds right for you. (Generally: "less is definitely more"...!) I have the volume on 1/4 of the max., and the pass filter (crossover) is set 1/2 way between 30 Hz and the max 160 Hz on the control knob dial (although the spec. suggests the range is 38-200 Hz.) but these settings adjustments will of course vary for everyone's different equipment, set-up, and personal tastes. The sleep mode mentioned by some is not an issue for me as I would simply switch the subwoofer off when not in use... In any case the sleep mode seems to work/wake up completely correctly. There is a sense of having a 'powerful, slumbering beast' that always has comfortably much more capacity in reserve than is being used, and could cope very easily with any levels of bass sounds one might wish to throw at it, and more.... if required. In general, I would recommend the acquisition of a subwoofer, as a very cost-effective way of getting more out of an existing sound system, without massive, expensive upgrades of amplifier and speakers. The unit actually measures approx. 25 cm (width) x 35.5 cm (depth, including space for the jacks and vol. / pass filter control knobs) x 28.5 cm (height) which is not as stated - I think the dimensions given online are the packaged size. It initially looked a little bigger than I expected when I picked up the box in which it was shipped, but it tucks away in a corner, effectively just about a square foot box, without taking up too much space, and the understated black design is very unobtrusive. RE: auto standby, after a month or so, I also take the point made by other reviewers. I had the unit once switch to standby [the standby timing is set at 20 mins, with no bass signal] with low recorded volume and a passage of music with little/no 16'. I agree, it would have been better to be able to turn that function on/off manually. However, I actually don't mind turning the subwoofer on again to get the 16' back under such (fairly rare) circumstances. It may also be a question of adjusting the crossover point, so that the unit does not miss out on receiving a signal.
Review: A powerful budget subwoofer with a great setup workaround for desktop systems - I bought the original Edifier T5 to add some low-end punch to a compact audio setup, and it has turned out to be a great performer for the price. Visually, it has a traditional, classic cube shape that is solidly built and fits nicely into a standard room layout. Right out of the box, it is clear that this sub has plenty of raw power for its size. It easily fills out a small stereo setup, which gives my main bookshelf speakers the freedom to focus on clean mid and high frequencies while the T5 handles the heavy low-end lifting. It is incredibly easy to set up, and it is great to have the option of both line in and line out connections on the back. This provides a lot of versatility, offering more ways to have it wired up and integrated with different speaker configurations. The volume and crossover knobs also feel solid and decent quality, making it straightforward to adjust for different rooms. When I initially paired the T5 with my desktop setup consisting of the Douk Audio A5 and the Swan Oasis 140 speakers, I actually found its raw power to be a bit too dominant and overwhelming for a near-field desktop space. To balance it out, I tried a simple workaround: I disconnected one of the RCA inputs and left only a single RCA connector attached. This instantly tamed the sub, making the bass response much more nimble and tight, which is exactly how I prefer it. After making that change, it has remained in my setup without needing any further adjustments. It now blends into the system beautifully without calling attention to itself. The transition is seamless, creating a truly immersive experience where it feels as if all the low end is coming directly from the main speakers. If you prefer raw, heavy power, you should hook it up as standard with both inputs. However, if you want a bit less low grunt and a tighter integration on a desk, using only one RCA connector is a great trick that worked perfectly for me. Having owned both this original cube model and the newer, slim T5S version, I can say that both are good options. Choosing between them mostly comes down to your physical space, as this original model requires a bit more traditional floor space to accommodate the cube cabinet. While the newer T5S features built-in digital signal processing (DSP), the standard T5 holds its ground incredibly well once you fine-tune the connection using the single RCA method. It is a solid, punchy upgrade that offers reasonable value for money and completely changes the listening experience.

## Features

- 8 inch speaker driver: delivers powerful sound with high precision bass to give you a better listening experience.
- Low pass filter with frequency response up to 38Hz - ensures that your woofer only plays noise that is too low to allow your speakers to be output correctly. Complement your speakers with great tweaks and midrange speakers with bass you can really feel.
- THICK MDF WOOD ENCLOSURE We use high quality dense fiberboard materials that provide reduced acoustic resonance for better audio quality.
- Auto Standby Mode - Save power with an automatic standby feature that ensures that the woofer does not consume unnecessarily power when not in use.
- Robust build quality - Made for durability and superior performance to ensure lasting reliability in your audio setup.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B07Z58GD12 |
| Antenna Location | For Audio Systems, Music Players, Movies, and Gaming |
| Audio Driver Size | 8 Inches |
| Audio Driver Type | Dynamic Driver |
| Audio Output Mode | Stereo |
| Audio output mode | Stereo |
| Battery Average Life | 8 Hours |
| Best Sellers Rank | 7,618 in Electronics & Photo ( See Top 100 in Electronics & Photo ) 3 in Hi-Fi Subwoofers |
| Box Contents | Subwoofer |
| Brand | Edifier |
| Brand Name | Edifier |
| Colour | black |
| Compatible Devices | RCA-compatible devices, 3.5 mm-RCA audio cable-compatible devices |
| Compatible with Vehicle Type | Car |
| Connectivity Protocol | Bluetooth |
| Connectivity technology | Wired |
| Control Method | Remote |
| Controller Type | Wired electrical |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Customer Package Type | Standard packaging |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 1,854 Reviews |
| Enclosure Material | MDF wood |
| Frequency Response | 38 Hz |
| Frequency response | 38 Hz |
| Is Electric | Yes |
| Is Waterproof | False |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 34.7D x 41.9W x 37H centimetres |
| Item Weight | 8.65 Kilograms |
| MP3 player | No |
| Manufacturer | Edifier |
| Maximum Speaker Output Power (in watts) | 70 Watts |
| Model Name | T5 |
| Model Number | T5 |
| Mounting Type | Tabletop Mount |
| Mounting type | Tabletop Mount |
| Network Connectivity Technology | Wired |
| Number of Audio Channels | 2.0 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Power Levels | 1 |
| Power Source | AC adapter |
| Product Features | Bass Boost |
| Signal-to-Noise Ratio | 85 dB |
| Speaker Size | 8 Inches |
| Speaker Type | Subwoofer |
| Speaker maximum output power | 70 Watts |
| Specific Uses For Product | Audio Systems, Music Players, Movies, Gaming |
| Subwoofer Connectivity Technology | Wired |
| Subwoofer Speaker Diameter | 278 Millimetres |
| Tweeter Diameter | 13 Millimetres |
| UPC | 875674004599 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 count |
| Warranty Type | Limited |
| Water Resistance Level | Not Water Resistant |
| Wireless Technology Type | Bluetooth |
| Woofer Driver Diameter | 8 Inches |

## Product Details

- **Audio output mode:** Stereo
- **Brand:** Edifier
- **Connectivity technology:** Wired
- **Frequency response:** 38 Hz
- **Material:** MDF wood
- **Model name:** T5
- **Mounting type:** Tabletop Mount
- **Speaker maximum output power:** 70 Watts
- **Speaker type:** Subwoofer
- **Special feature:** Bass Boost

## Images

![T5 Powered Subwoofer - 8 Inch Driver - 70 Watt (Black) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71LUjTkLwgL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Hi, So just to be sure, the writing on the back of yours is in english and not Chinese? I have seen pictures of both.**
A: Hello, Yes the ones we sell are the English version.

**Q: Hi, i noticed on the pictures that the writing on the rear of the speaker is in chinese. i assume the ones you are selling is the english version?**
A: Hello, Edifier is a Chinese Manufacture so these images are directly from their HQ. All of our speakers are the UK versions if they are different.

**Q: Are the package dimensions different to the actual sub dimensions... I need the actual dimensions of the sub please.**
A: Hi the dimensions are 278 x 300 x 336 mm (WxHxD), 11.5kg

**Q: I have a Edifierr1280dbs what are the best t5 subwoofer settings**
A: Check the phase is correct, if it is wrong then the sub-woofer will be time-matched with the other speakers and you'll get a reduction in bass due to noise cancelling. The best way to get this right is put on some music with some heavy bass, turn the frequency on the bass to cover as much bandwidth as possible and the volume at a reasonable level and then toggle the phase switch to see which phase produces the better bass volume. After that it is really down to taste - both your ears and the sort of music you listen to. I have the frequency open about 9/10 of full bandwidth. The volume is the next most important thing after the phase, it must be loud enough it complements any other sub-woofers and woofers you have, but not so loud the bass becomes omnidirectional. The main thing with a big bass like the T5 is that it gives exceptionally clear texture where lesser speakers just give noise

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A solid subwoofer
*by S***E on 1 February 2023*

As other reviewers have stressed, it is important to spend the time and attention adjusting the low pass filter (the frequency response level [crossover point] at which the subwoofer cuts in with the 16' sounds) and the volume. As generally directed, it is sensible to set the bass on your amplifier to a neutral (0) level, i.e. no + or - adjustment to bass, as a starting point for calibrating the subwoofer, so that it works properly with the full available range. The cables supplied might work with other people's installed system/amp., but in my case I had to buy a separate 1 RCA male to 2 RCA male cable to make it work properly. The 3.5 mm [vs. an RCA] to 2 RCA male cable supplied was not usable in my case as there is no suitable 3.5 mm socket on my amp., which does, on the other hand, have a dedicated subwoofer OUT socket, to which my new cable is correctly connected, and working well. The other (2 RCA to 2 RCA) cable supplied with the unit generated feedback and distortion, although it sort of worked on some types music, but definitely not on others - and I was almost thinking of returning the unit altogether, if the replacement cable I obtained had not worked, but it does, and perfectly so. Phase control is set at 0 ('normal'), unless you have a long cable and the subwoofer produces sound other than from the same plane as your main speakers. Now that it has the right cable, and despite having been initially a little concerned about it with the 2 x 2 RCA plug cable, the system is working very well, and the gradual, proportionate response is very controllable, with a natural take-over of the lower bass registers from the main speakers, and the speaker and system as a whole is entirely free of background hum or noise. People who do not like music as much as I do have also commented that the effect is quite subtle, and can also be impressively powerful. There are of course very detailed (11+ point...) subwoofer set-up instructions available online, but so long as one starts with everything set as above, and on low/zero levels and works up, a very good set of levels can be arrived at. I recommend also using feel - i.e. the levels at which your hand feels the subwoofer starts to vibrate - it is (pleasingly) a very fine tuning to set this point, and then just above that, for the required 16' bass effect. As an analogy, anyone who plays an orchestral double bass, when doubling the cellos will know that it is a very subtle volume and level of precision that "tracks" the bass line an octave below, which is the most rewarding sound (the feeling of 'latent power') - simply enabling the octave to resonate almost with a life of its own, even at the softest levels, and which is a very wonderful thing. It is also very possible to achieve a good level of (non-boomy) precision in the bass notes with this unit, as well as the different sound textures (i.e. the difference between a baroque string bass, tuba/bass trombone, synth bass, and bass guitar, for example.) One can of course turn up the bass volume on the subwoofer for specific pieces of music, as required....! The music on which I want to hear more bass, is basically everything, ranging from rock and prog, to classical, big orchestral sounds, organ music, and electronic music. And so far, I am pleased to say that this subwoofer can handle all of it. It is also important of course to test and adjust your system using a selection of music that actually does have a range and variety of proper recorded 16' sounds, and to start from very low volume and pass filter settings, and work up to the level that sounds right for you. (Generally: "less is definitely more"...!) I have the volume on 1/4 of the max., and the pass filter (crossover) is set 1/2 way between 30 Hz and the max 160 Hz on the control knob dial (although the spec. suggests the range is 38-200 Hz.) but these settings adjustments will of course vary for everyone's different equipment, set-up, and personal tastes. The sleep mode mentioned by some is not an issue for me as I would simply switch the subwoofer off when not in use... In any case the sleep mode seems to work/wake up completely correctly. There is a sense of having a 'powerful, slumbering beast' that always has comfortably much more capacity in reserve than is being used, and could cope very easily with any levels of bass sounds one might wish to throw at it, and more.... if required. In general, I would recommend the acquisition of a subwoofer, as a very cost-effective way of getting more out of an existing sound system, without massive, expensive upgrades of amplifier and speakers. The unit actually measures approx. 25 cm (width) x 35.5 cm (depth, including space for the jacks and vol. / pass filter control knobs) x 28.5 cm (height) which is not as stated - I think the dimensions given online are the packaged size. It initially looked a little bigger than I expected when I picked up the box in which it was shipped, but it tucks away in a corner, effectively just about a square foot box, without taking up too much space, and the understated black design is very unobtrusive. RE: auto standby, after a month or so, I also take the point made by other reviewers. I had the unit once switch to standby [the standby timing is set at 20 mins, with no bass signal] with low recorded volume and a passage of music with little/no 16'. I agree, it would have been better to be able to turn that function on/off manually. However, I actually don't mind turning the subwoofer on again to get the 16' back under such (fairly rare) circumstances. It may also be a question of adjusting the crossover point, so that the unit does not miss out on receiving a signal.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A powerful budget subwoofer with a great setup workaround for desktop systems
*by M***O on 6 September 2026*

I bought the original Edifier T5 to add some low-end punch to a compact audio setup, and it has turned out to be a great performer for the price. Visually, it has a traditional, classic cube shape that is solidly built and fits nicely into a standard room layout. Right out of the box, it is clear that this sub has plenty of raw power for its size. It easily fills out a small stereo setup, which gives my main bookshelf speakers the freedom to focus on clean mid and high frequencies while the T5 handles the heavy low-end lifting. It is incredibly easy to set up, and it is great to have the option of both line in and line out connections on the back. This provides a lot of versatility, offering more ways to have it wired up and integrated with different speaker configurations. The volume and crossover knobs also feel solid and decent quality, making it straightforward to adjust for different rooms. When I initially paired the T5 with my desktop setup consisting of the Douk Audio A5 and the Swan Oasis 140 speakers, I actually found its raw power to be a bit too dominant and overwhelming for a near-field desktop space. To balance it out, I tried a simple workaround: I disconnected one of the RCA inputs and left only a single RCA connector attached. This instantly tamed the sub, making the bass response much more nimble and tight, which is exactly how I prefer it. After making that change, it has remained in my setup without needing any further adjustments. It now blends into the system beautifully without calling attention to itself. The transition is seamless, creating a truly immersive experience where it feels as if all the low end is coming directly from the main speakers. If you prefer raw, heavy power, you should hook it up as standard with both inputs. However, if you want a bit less low grunt and a tighter integration on a desk, using only one RCA connector is a great trick that worked perfectly for me. Having owned both this original cube model and the newer, slim T5S version, I can say that both are good options. Choosing between them mostly comes down to your physical space, as this original model requires a bit more traditional floor space to accommodate the cube cabinet. While the newer T5S features built-in digital signal processing (DSP), the standard T5 holds its ground incredibly well once you fine-tune the connection using the single RCA method. It is a solid, punchy upgrade that offers reasonable value for money and completely changes the listening experience.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Powerful and solved a problem.
*by M***Y on 21 April 2024*

*THIS CANNOT BE USED with AMPLIFIER *I bought this because my sony tv is a high spec with great inbuilt atmos speakers. And the bass they give off when playing atmos is already very good for a tv. I WANTED bass to have that punch when a explosion hit though. So I wanted just a bit more bass. I bought a sony ht-g700 and the bass was OK but the tv speakers where better SO I was stuck unless I paid for a whole bose 600 or sonos system £700 pounds area with bass modules. I found a video on utube that showed how I could hook a sub to my tv direct "and it worked". This edifer sub is great very deep bass for by needs and you can feel it and I have had no issue with auto sleep ,its heavy, simple to use But better than the two sony subs I had with soundbar bars. It is worth the money. I'm glad I found that video as I wanted bass but not a soundbar as the kd43x89ju sony had the best tv speakers I have heard. I now have perfect set up for a lot less than £700. Edit update unfortunately 😕 it went faulty and I had to return it ,shame as it seemed well built.

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