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Dali's colorful new subwoofer is designed to make its affordable 5-star stereo speakers sound even bigger and better — or to be part of a great-value, stylish home theater setup

* Dali launches budget-friendly subwoofer in colorful colors, to match its Rubik and Sonik 1 speakers * 8-inch downwards firing subwoofer with adjustable gain and phase, 170W RMS / 220W peak Class D amplification * Launching in October 2026 for $800 / £429 (about AU$815) Dali has a habit of making five-star speakers, including