PS Audio Introduces First-Ever Subwoofer: the Foundry F12 With DSP Room Correction

PS Audio introduces First-Ever Subwoofer:The New subwoofer features a custom high-excursion woofer, built-in amplification, and versatile DSP room correction technology –

Boulder, Colorado, February 9, 2026 –PS Audio announces the introduction of its Foundry F12 subwoofer, the company’s first-ever subwoofer. The Foundry F12 is a ground-up design featuring a high excursion 12-inch woofer, 1,000 watts of built-in amplification, and advanced room mode correction technology that works in conjunction with PS Audio’s new Foundry control app.

“Designer Chris Brunhaver and I have been working on an ultimate-quality subwoofer for a long time,” said Paul McGowan, PS Audio CEO. “The Foundry F12 is the logical complement to our Aspen series of loudspeakers.

loudspeakers – or any high-quality speaker. With the Foundry F12, reference-quality bass is not limited by room size, placement constraints, or compromise, and the built-in DSP room correction makes it easy to achieve accurate in-room low-frequency response.”

The PS Audio Foundry F12’s driver is a completely new design. It has an extremely long throw – greater than 2-1/2 inches – with a large 10-inch graduated Nomex spider. The motor structure utilizes large magnets, dual shorting rings, and other elements to maintain a constant magnetic field throughout the driver’s excursion. The driver employs a paper cone with a carbon fiber dust cap for high stiffness, low mass, and internal damping.

The Foundry F12 includes a built-in 1,000-watt-continuous high-current amplifier with a massive 1,800-watt power supply. The result is a driver that delivers clean, articulate bass to below 20 Hz, with a fast, accurate response even at high output levels.

The Foundry F12 can be thought of as not just a subwoofer, but a solution to the low-frequency response anomalies every room has. The F12 employs the new Foundry control app, a purpose-designed app for iOS and Android that enables easy setup right from the listening chair. The Foundry app compensates for a listening room’s peaks and dips (areas of bass reinforcement and cancellation) where most room problems occur.

The user can adjust the Foundry app’s settings either manually or via an auto EQ function. Comprehensive control is provided of volume, crossover point, delay, and parametric EQ. To use the automatic EQ, no external measurement mic is required; the listener just has to point their phone from the listening position, and the app does the rest.

If desired, the user can tweak a variety of settings, including EQ, high- and low-pass filters, phase, and more, and create custom user presets – for example, one preset for music and another for movies, or a setting for late-night low-volume listening. In addition to remote operation, the Foundry F12 offers rear panel controls and a comprehensive set of balanced, single-ended, and speaker-level connection options.

As an option, a wireless transmitter module is available to eliminate the need for connecting cables. The transmitter utilizes WiSA E 24/96 wireless technology for extremely low latency and exceptional fidelity, and is compatible with other WiSA devices. For larger rooms and systems, an optional stacking kit enables multiple Foundry F12 subwoofers to be securely connected together for increased output and headroom.

The PS Audio Foundry F12 subwoofer is currently available in satin black or satin white at a suggested US retail price of $2,749. The optional wireless transmitter is available for $199, and the stacking kit for $99.

PS Audio Foundry F12 Subwoofer At a Glance:

  • Custom 12-inch ultra-long-throw driver in sealed enclosure
  • 1,000 watts continuous of built-in high-current amplification
  • Extensive manual or automatic DSP control of EQ, delay, volume, and other functions via the PS Audio Foundry app
  • Full complement of rear-panel connections to accommodate any system
  • Optional WiSA transmitter ​available for ultimate-quality wireless connectivity
  • The optional stacking kit allows multiple subwoofers to be connected
  • Maximum output: 113 dB @2 meters
  • Frequency response: -6 dB @ 20 Hz anechoic (ground plane), flat to below 20 Hz in-room with room gain; ±0.5 dB to 500 Hz
  • Available in satin black and satin white finishes
  • Compact size for easy placement in any room
  • Dimensions (H x W x D): 14.75″ W x 16.75″ H x 17.5″ D (18.125″ with grille)
  • Net weight: 77 lbs.

Contact: Frank Doris / Public Relations – PS Audio
(631) 645-5668

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2 thoughts on “PS Audio Introduces First-Ever Subwoofer: the Foundry F12 With DSP Room Correction”

  1. This sounds very good. Is one unit sufficient for a normal size room ?
    Do you know how it differs from the Borreson new subwoofer?
    Is this used in conjunction with the PS Audio active base trap or this may eliminate the need for the base trap ?
    Where is the unit sold ? Pricing ?

    Thank you,
    Denny

    Reply
    • Hi
      Thanks for your inquiry. Not knowledgeable about Borenson sub,,
      however i believe it could be used with base trap although it sub sequentially EQUALIZES ITSELF FOR EACH
      INDIVIDUAL ROOM WITH THE CONTROL UNIT SUPPLIED,,…so that the base trap may be inconsequential, but im not sure at moment.
      Please find dealer information at
      Contact: Frank Doris / Public Relations – PS Audio
      (631) 645-5668
      Prices are listed in the press release

      Reply

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