Features

• Uncompromising Sealed Design:
  • Subwoofer design is often categorized by the complexity and performance potential of different enclosure types, typically ranking in difficulty from sealed enclosures to passive radiators, and then to bass reflex designs. The sealed enclosure is considered the most challenging to design and execute. This type of subwoofer is often revered in the audiophile community as the “noble” design, due to its focus on achieving the highest sound quality. Sealed enclosures prioritize precision and control, producing tight, accurate bass that many consider to be more natural and true to the original sound. However, achieving this level of performance requires meticulous design and careful selection of components, making it a more complex and costly option.
• Powerful Deep Bass with a 12-inch Long-Throw Driver
• Low-Frequency Control: By adjusting this knob, the boundary effects caused by placing the subwoofer against walls or in corners can be improved.
• Highly Versatile - designed for home theater and music listening with flexible control:
  • Bass Loading Control: This setting allows you to fine-tune the subwoofer’s output, ensuring that the bass doesn’t become overpowering and disrupt the overall sound balance. By adjusting this control, you can mitigate the boundary effects that occur when the subwoofer is placed near walls or in corners. It also helps manage the natural bass boost that can happen in smaller rooms, allowing you to reduce the gain and maintain a more balanced and accurate bass response.
  • Low-Pass Filters: This setting control the frequency that the subwoofer will handle. It can change how the bass integrates with the other speakers in your system.
  • Phase Adjustment: This setting helps align the subwoofer with the other speakers to ensure the bass is in phase with the rest of the audio.