• Full action remote microprocessor control of all set-up parameters
• Large, blue front-firing LED display
• True 150W (continuous) discrete, direct-coupled MOSFET amplifier
• Downward-firing long-throw 250mm (10”) steel chassis driver
• Improved ABC® filtering circuit calibrated in single Hz steps from 16 to 99
• Variable Slam/Depth control –9dB to +9dB at 80Hz
• High quality, gas-tight Neutrik Speakon input (high level)
• High quality, panel-mounted single phono input (low level)
• 5-12V DC trigger
• Parental control: front control panel may be locked
• Totally discrete input circuitry for high and low level inputs
• Separate volume controls for high and low-level adjustment
• Simultaneous connection of high and low level sources
• Set-Safe® audibly transparent driver protection
• Double-sided glass-fibre board with plated-through holes
• IEC power input socket and switch - no captive leads for installation flexibility
• Finished in 30mm MDF in Brittex Black and balanced Black Ash, Maple,
• Cherry, Walnut, Light oak and Rosenut real wood veneers
• Hand-built in Great Britain, three-year worldwide warranty

If you want a reasonably priced subwoofer that is about getting the music to sound "right" and not about just making loud noises this is the best sub in its priceclass...simply unbeatable!

Best musical sub ever:

Yellow Submarine.

There, someone was going to say it. Now it's out of our system.

On a similar note, a friend came over and asked about my new sub woofer. Actually, it was a new dehumidifier.

oliverstoned wrote: Don't forget you need al least a 38cm diameter loudspeaker to reproduce extreme low!

This baby reproduces quite 16hz without problems and the top model the Studio III goes down to 9hz...