Average Reviews:
(More customer reviews)Need bass? This subwoofer DELIVERS. It's hard to believe such powerful bass comes from such a compact package. I have used it mainly for movies, but performs great for music (though most reviews I have read say it's better for movies). Have no doubt, this thing will send shock waves through the walls and your bones -- effortlessly.And with great precision. The sound is tight, smooth and just a pleasure to listen to -- and feel.Buy one and you'll be totally satisfied; buy two to eliminate all standing waves and get perfect bass throughout your listening area. I have this thing working in tandem with a Velodyne FSR-15 Servo and oh, what team they make!I have reached Bass Nirvana.
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Product Description:
The SuperCube(R) I, II, & III have set new performance standards for high-output ultra-compact subwoofers. With the new SuperCube(R) Reference, Definitive sets new performance standards for subwoofers period! The Reference incorporates a 14-inch version of the 10-inch SuperCube(R) Technology driver pressure coupled to two 14-inch infrasonic radiators. All this is powered by an 1800-watt class D amplifier. The result is astounding high-definition bass performance extending effortlessly down below 11 Hz. Each SuperCube(R) Reference goes lower than and has dynamic impact and output capabilities almost equivalent to that of four SuperCube(R) subwoofers combined. Slam, pace and rhythm are exemplary as is the ability to actually shake cement slab foundations. A complete complement of inputs and controls, including continuously variable level, high-pass, low-pass and phase controls, speaker and line level in and out, and LFE Direct in, are included on this surprisingly compact and stylish cube. The SuperCube(R) Reference will be available in piano-gloss black.
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