Artison is shipping its first freestanding subwoofer — the RCC Nano 1 — as of today. The Nano 1 subwoofer is $999 and the wireless transmitter is available for $99.  The RCC Nano 1 measures only 7.5” x 8” x 9” including feet and grilles and claims to produce 300-watts — the equivalent of an 8” woofer.

Outfitted with variable crossovers and dual active 6.5” long throw aluminum drivers, the Nano 1 is designed to generate omni-directional, low-frequency sound waves. The Nano 1 incorporates reactance cancelling (vibration free) design, which insures not only frequency response, but also secure placement — they say that’s crucial in a freestanding speaker. Constructed of 6061 T6 Aluminum, the Nano’s enclosure is both rigid and thin, which are both highly desirable subwoofer characteristics.

The new Artison RCC Nano 1 subwoofer boasts a wide range of features and benefits, including:

• Built-in wireless input
• High-level inputs
• Low level Inputs
• 12 volt trigger
• Auto-sensing
• Multi-voltage power supply
• Digital phase shift
• Variable crossover
• All aluminum enclosure (Black or White Finish)
• Dual active 6.5” long throw aluminum drivers
• RCC Reactance Cancelling Configuration (Vibration Free)
• Adsorption damping
• Hidden inputs for a clean look
• 300 watt amplifier
• IR control window and hardwire input
• 32Hz – 160 Hz
• 7.5”(190.5mm) W x 8”(203.2mm) H (including feet) x 9” (228.6)D (including grilles)

Here are the details.