
Yorkville PSA2S 4800W Dual 15" Powered Subwoofer
Dual 15-inch muscle and 4800 watts of peak power — the PSA2S delivers the subsonic punch that makes a room feel alive.
*Price sourced from Amazon.com. Last updated:Jun 27, 2026.Price and availability are subject to change.
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Overview
Key Features
Powerful Bass: Delivers 4800W peak power (2400W program) through dual 15-inch dynamic drivers for deep, impactful lows
Versatile Connectivity: Wired connectivity with speaker level input, compatible with various audio sources
Durable Construction: Solid 15mm birch plywood cabinet and integrated all-metal pole-mount adaptor for longevity
Efficient Amplification: Class-D power amplifier design ensures reliable performance in demanding applications
Scalable Array System: Ideal companion sub for PSA1 full range loudspeakers, allowing for stacking and array configurations
Specifications
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Dual 15-inch drivers move serious air — in a mid-size venue or outdoor stage setup, the PSA2S produces the kind of physical low-end that you feel as much as you hear, without the thinness that single-driver subs can exhibit at high SPL.
- The 4800W peak headroom means kick drum transients hit clean and articulate rather than compressing into a low-frequency blur — important distinction in live mixing where low-end definition separates a clear mix from a muddy one.
- Birch plywood cabinet construction resists the flex and resonance that cheaper MDF-bodied subs introduce at high output levels, keeping the low-end character controlled and precise.
- Class-D amplifier design reduces heat generation and power draw compared to Class-AB alternatives — a practical advantage through a multi-hour festival or corporate event set.
- Designed as a scalable companion to the PSA1 system, so engineers building out a full PSA rig have a sub that is acoustically and electrically matched to their tops.
👎 Cons
- At this power and cabinet size, the PSA2S is a substantial piece of kit — weight and footprint are real logistics considerations for one- or two-person load-in crews without stage help.
- Speaker-level input connectivity is versatile but limits direct integration with some digital snake and networked audio ecosystems that expect line-level or AES3 connections at the sub.
- Optimized as a PSA1 system companion — engineers running different full-range loudspeakers will need to tune the integration carefully, as it's not a universal-fit sub in the way some competitors position their products.
- Dual 15-inch cabinets at this output level are not compact — positioning in smaller venues requires planning to avoid boundary loading artifacts at the low end.