Built-to-order speakers with integrated amplification and room correction. Designed specifically for your space, fabricated in our Arizona workshop, calibrated in your home. Hear them before you buy.
Mass-market speakers are designed for average rooms, average listeners, and average systems. They're passive boxes with fixed crossovers, optimized for lab measurements in anechoic chambers — not your actual living space.
When you buy off-the-shelf speakers, you're limited by fixed cabinet dimensions, passive design that depends on external amplifier quality, no ability to compensate for your room's specific acoustic problems, and generic tuning that can't adapt to your preferences.
Our design philosophy is straightforward: speakers should reproduce recorded content with complete accuracy and neutrality. You shouldn't hear the speakers — only the sounds they reproduce.
Every speaker begins with understanding your installation: room dimensions, acoustic challenges, aesthetic requirements, system context, and listening preferences. We design speakers in CAD software, simulating acoustic performance before cutting any wood. Cabinet geometry is optimized for your room's characteristics.
Cabinets are CNC-machined from MDF or Baltic birch plywood for precision fit and structural rigidity. Internal bracing eliminates panel resonance. Acoustic damping materials line the interior using combinations of acoustic foam, recycled denim, and non-woven composites to absorb internal standing waves without over-damping.
Every WubWub Audio speaker includes proprietary amplifiers and DSP designed in-house. Passive speakers depend entirely on external amplification with speaker cables becoming part of the signal path. Active speakers bypass all of this — amplifiers connect directly to drivers with no passive crossovers in between.
Full-range floor-standing towers for front left/right channels. Standard three-way design with 8-inch woofer, 5-inch midrange, 1-inch tweeter. Tri-amped with dedicated DSP per driver. Integrated subwoofer option available with 12, 15, or 18-inch sections.
Typical: $4,500–$7,500/pair
Matching tonal balance to tower speakers for seamless front soundstage. Horizontal or vertical configurations available. Same driver complement and DSP capability as towers.
Typical: $2,000–$4,000
Sealed or ported designs with 12, 15, or 18-inch drivers. Dedicated amplification from 300W to 1,500W. DSP-controlled with room correction capability.
Typical: $2,500–$5,000
Compact two-way designs for surround channels or smaller rooms. Same build quality and active design as towers in a smaller package.
Typical: $2,500–$3,500/pair
Bipole, dipole, or direct-radiating designs based on your room and preference. Multi-firing configurations available for diffuse surround fields.
Custom pricing
Unique configurations for specific architectural situations. Built-in speakers, column designs, under-seat subwoofers — if it involves audio, we can build it.
Custom pricing
Custom speakers represent a significant investment. You shouldn't commit based on showroom demonstrations or manufacturer specifications.
We bring speakers to your home for in-room demonstration. You'll hear how they actually sound in your space with your acoustic challenges and your source material.
Site surveys are $250, fully credited to your project when you move forward. This ensures we're working with serious clients while giving you genuine evaluation without sales pressure.
We build WubWub Audio speakers in powered and passive configurations:
Popular setups include powered front stage (L/C/R) with passive surrounds, all passive with powered subs, fully passive with receiver amplification, or a mix-and-match approach based on your room and budget.
Real hardwood veneers in various species, automotive-grade paint matched to any color, genuine leather wrapping, and fabric-wrapped panels. Custom dimensions are available to fit architectural details. Grills are acoustically transparent and removable — round or square, painted or fabric-wrapped.
Active speakers have amplifiers built in. Each driver (woofer, midrange, tweeter) gets its own dedicated amplifier channel and DSP control. This eliminates passive crossover losses, removes cable degradation, and allows individual correction for each driver in your specific room. Passive speakers rely entirely on external amplification and fixed crossover networks that can't adapt to your space.
Standard room correction applies generic EQ to entire speakers through the receiver. Our powered speakers correct problems at each driver before they compound. Example: if your room has a 63Hz bass mode causing a 9dB peak, receiver EQ cuts 63Hz on all speakers with a broad filter that affects everything. We can notch just the subwoofer with a tight, surgical filter, eliminating the mode without thinning out midrange clarity. That precision isn't possible with passive speakers and receiver-based correction.
Our passive towers start at $1,500 and compete with boutique brands at similar prices — but built specifically for your room rather than mass-produced. Our powered towers ($3,000–$5,000+) include integrated amplification, DSP, professional installation, and room-specific calibration. Compare that to $5,000–$15,000+ passive towers that still need $2,000–$5,000 in amplification, $1,000+ in cables, $1,500 in room correction hardware, plus installation labor. Our $8,000 powered systems often outperform $20,000+ passive setups in real-world rooms.
Three key differences. First, cabinet geometry is designed specifically for your room's acoustics and your aesthetic preferences — not generic enclosures optimized for mass production and shipping. Second, our powered models include built-in amplification with digital signal processing for per-driver control of crossover, EQ, delay, and level that no passive speaker can match. Third, every speaker is tuned in your actual room after installation rather than in an anechoic chamber at a factory.
Yes. For powered speakers, your receiver acts only as processor and switcher since amplification is built in. This often lets you reallocate budget away from receiver amplification toward better video processing or additional channels. For passive speakers, your receiver powers them like any traditional system.
Typically 8–12 weeks from design approval to delivery. This includes CAD design, CNC cabinet fabrication, driver integration, amplifier assembly (for powered models), and bench testing. Installation and room calibration add 1–3 days depending on system complexity.
Schedule a consultation to discuss your space and hear custom speakers in your home.
