Low Pass Crossover 40Hz-120Hz
(12 dB octave initial, 48 dB octave ultimate)
or bypass for Subwoofer Direct
Frequency Response 22-120Hz
Magnet Structure 21.6 lbs. (346 oz)
Inputs Gold plated RCA line and speaker level inputs
Outputs Line-level 80Hz up
Phase Control 0 or 180 degrees
Dimensions 14.75" x 14.25" x 16.375"
(37 x 36 x 41 cm)
Weight 57 lbs. (26 kg)
Pros
Musical sounding subwoofer
Remarkable low-end from a small sub
Easier room placement than many larger subs
Cons
No detachable power cord
No high level outputs
Introduction
What makes a good subwoofer? For some, it’s heart-stopping bass with the ability to topple small children. For others, it’s reproduction of such low frequency waves that ocean mammals are summoned to beach themselves during intense passages. For myself, however, I like a “musical” subwoofer that blends well with my reference speakers and doesn’t sound like a tone generator capable of reproducing only a single note. Musical subs are fun to listen to and provide definition and quality to low frequency content. Without a musical sub, you end up with “thump” and little definition below 80Hz.
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