Artison Nano 1 subwoofer

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 5 expert reviews

Excellent:

1
Good:

4
Average:

0
Bad:

0

Pros:

Super small, Flexible setup options, Remote control, Excellent build quality, High output/decent extension for size
True bass from truly tiny sub, Highly flexible setup, including wireless option, Beautifully made and finished

Cons:

Better wireless interface, Even more low frequency extension
Finite uppervolume limits, Display too small to discern easily

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Last revision on March 5, 2016

Reviewers Liked

Super small, Flexible setup options, Remote control, Excellent build quality, High output/decent extension for size
True bass from truly tiny sub, Highly flexible setup, including wireless option, Beautifully made and finished

Reviewers Didn't Like

Better wireless interface, Even more low frequency extension
Finite uppervolume limits, Display too small to discern easily

Expert reviews and ratings

ARTISON says the New Rcc Nano 1 Subwoofer is ‘The World's Smallest High Performance Subwoofer!'LikesSuper smallFlexible set-up optionsRemote controlExcellent build qualityHigh output/decent extension for sizeWould Like To SeeBetter wireless...

By Home Theater HiFi on March 03, 2016

The definition of “nano”, as pulled from dictionary.com above, leads the mind to immediately expect something to not only be small in stature, but also likely to share some of those same stereotypes with its performance. When it comes to audio, and...

By Gaming Nexus on January 28, 2016

The Nano-1 isn't a miracle alternative to a full-blown sub with 12-inch drivers and a bad attitude, and it won't dislodge plaster or herald the arrival of an Indominus Rex. But what it will do is plump out a room with plenty of mid-bass, bolstering...

By insideci.co.uk on January 18, 2016

When it comes to bass, bigger is generally better. After all, hitting low frequencies at high output requires large drivers able to shift plenty of air, and said drivers obviously need to be mounted in sizeable boxes. In an ideal world, we'd all have...

By Home Cinema Choice on December 05, 2015

Artison built the RCC Nano 1 for a specific application: augmenting the bass of in-wall, in-ceiling, or small satellite speakers or soundbars. It's well designed for this purpose. I'd also add that I think a lot of audiophiles would like it for adding...

By Home Theater Review on November 23, 2015

If you demand real bass from a really small subwoofer (and you have $1,000 to pay for it), Artison's got your...

By soundandvision.com on November 18, 2015