Bowers & Wilkins ASW610 Subwoofer
Bowers & Wilkins ASW610 Subwoofer
Bowers & Wilkins ASW610 Subwoofer
Bowers & Wilkins ASW610 Subwoofer

Bowers & Wilkins ASW610 Subwoofer

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A compact active subwoofer from Bowers & Wilkins with a long-throw 10-inch driver and a 200W Class D amplifier in a sealed cabinet. The ASW610 reaches 20Hz (-6dB).

Bowers & Wilkins describes the ASW610 as compact, a subwoofer you can squeeze in anywhere, and suggests using two for more bass control. It comes in matte black or matte white.

Driver
10" (250mm) paper / aramid fibre cone
Amplifier
200W
Bass extension
-6dB at 20Hz
Enclosure
Sealed (closed box)
Size (H × W × D)
31 × 31 × 37.5 cm
Weight
12.5 kg

Why you will love it

A 10-inch long-throw driver

Bowers & Wilkins says the long-throw 10-inch driver lets the ASW610 move the large volumes of air needed for high-quality low-frequency output. The cone is paper and aramid fibre.

The enclosure is sealed. Bowers & Wilkins says this keeps the bass tight.

Bowers & Wilkins ASW610 subwoofer on the floor beside a chair in a living room with small speakers

200W Class D amplifier

Bowers & Wilkins calls it an audiophile-standard 200W Class D amplifier that keeps the compact unit running cool. Standby consumption is 0.5W.

Bass extension has three positions: -6dB at 20Hz (A), 25Hz (B) or 30Hz (C).

Connects to most systems

The ASW610 has line-level RCA inputs, speaker-level binding posts and a 12V trigger input. An on, auto and standby switch lets it wake from a signal or a trigger.

Controls cover line-in and speaker-in volume, an adjustable low-pass filter with a bypass for line-in, a bass extension switch, a bass roll-off alignment switch and a phase switch.

Is it right for you?

A great fit if you…

  • Have a medium to large room
  • Want a compact subwoofer with a 10-inch driver
  • Plan a two-subwoofer setup
  • Use it with a hi-fi or home theatre system

Worth knowing

  • It is floor mounted only
  • For more output in larger rooms, Bowers & Wilkins offers the 500W ASW610XP
  • It is an active subwoofer and needs mains power

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Specifications

Driver and amplifier

Driver ø250mm (10in) paper / aramid fibre cone, long-throw
Enclosure Active closed-box subwoofer system
Amplifier 200W rated power output, Class D
Frequency range -6dB at 20Hz and 25 - 140Hz adjustable low-pass (EQ at A)
Frequency response ±3dB 27Hz - 40 / 140Hz adjustable (EQ at A)
Bass extension -6dB at 20Hz (A), 25Hz (B), 30Hz (C)

Connections and controls

Inputs Line in (RCA phono), speaker in (binding posts), 12V trigger (3.5mm jack)
Low-pass filter Active 4th-order, variable cut-off frequency, bypass for line-in
Controls Volume (line in and speaker in), low-pass frequency, low-pass bypass, bass extension, bass roll-off alignment, auto sense on/standby, phase
Input impedance 33kΩ
Signal / noise >90dB
Power consumption 40W, 0.5W standby

Design

Cabinet finishes Matte black or matte white
Grille finishes Black or grey
Dimensions (H × W × D) 310 × 310 × 375 mm including grille and controls (height excludes feet)
Net weight 12.5 kg

Specifications from Bowers & Wilkins Australia and the ASW 600 Series information sheet, checked November 2026.

What is in the box

  • ASW610 subwoofer
  • Mains cable
  • Accessory pack: 4 spike feet, 4 rubber feet and 4 lock nuts
  • Front grille (fitted)

Questions people ask

Can I use it with a stereo amplifier?

Yes. Use the line-level RCA inputs if your amplifier has a sub or pre output, or the speaker-level binding posts if it does not.

Where should I put it?

Bowers & Wilkins says the subwoofer usually sounds right between the left and right speakers or near one of them. It suggests trying several positions, and says corners can make the bass more uneven. It is for floor mounting only.

Spikes or rubber feet?

Both are supplied. The manual recommends the spike feet where possible, and says to use the rubber feet if you want to avoid scratching a bare floor.

Should I use two?

Bowers & Wilkins says multiple subwoofers can maintain stereo separation to low frequencies, smooth out room resonances and allow higher maximum output.

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