Hk Audio LINEAR-7-118-SUB-A 2000 Watt 18" Active drops to $1180.02

Save $304.73 on this price drop.

Powerful bass for live sound rigs usually commands a premium, but this 18-inch active sub just got noticeably cheaper. Hk Audio LINEAR-7-118-SUB-A 2000 Watt 18" Active drops to $1180.02 - save $304.73. That is 21 percent off the recent going rate, and it puts a serious touring-grade subwoofer within reach of working musicians and small venue operators.

THE DEAL

Hk Audio LINEAR-7-118-SUB-A 2000 Watt 18" Active

$1180.02 (was $1484.75) - Save $304.73 (21% off)

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Get This Price

For just $1180.02, below its 30-day average of $1484.75. That average alone tells the story: this sub has hovered around $1,485 over the past month, and the 90-day mark sits higher at $1,737. At this price you are beating the recent trend by a meaningful margin, even if the all-time low of $886.29 from earlier tracking shows this unit can dip further when the market swings.

What You're Getting

The LINEAR 7 118 Sub A packs a 2000-watt active amplifier into a compact 18-inch enclosure that still delivers the low-end punch HK Audio is known for. It is fully network-compatible with the rest of the LINEAR 7 Series, so it slots into a modern rig with remote control and monitoring.

Practical touches include two HK Audio MultiGrip carrying handles for transport and a steel front grille with anticorrosive coating backed by acoustic foam to protect the driver on the road.

Who This Is For

Best for working sound engineers, mobile DJs, and bar bands that carry their own PA. The network features and compact footprint make it a strong fit for anyone building a scalable LINEAR 7 rig or upgrading from older, less flexible subs.

If you are running a small install where you need serious output without a separate amplifier rack, this active design removes that extra gear from your signal chain.

The Caveat

This is a professional-grade unit, so it is heavier and built for permanent or semi-permanent installation and touring, not casual home theater use. Home listeners with modest rooms will find more than enough power, but a sub aimed at venue-grade output is overkill for a living room setup.

Final Verdict

If you need real low-frequency output for gigs or installs, the $1,180.02 tag gets you a network-ready active sub that usually sells for over $1,480. The 2000-watt amp and compact enclosure make this a practical move for anyone outfitting a rig now rather than waiting out the price cycle.