Sunfire True Subwoofer Super Junior Photo 1026565 UK Audio Mart

True Subwoofer Sunfire. Sunfire True Architectural subwoofer 10 Photo 3257094 US Audio Mart Slightly smaller than the Sunfire True Subwoofer EQ Signature, the Sunfire True Subwoofer EQ ($2,095) is 11 inches square, as opposed to the 13-inch square of its larger relative Sunfire True Subwoofer Signature - Manual Specifications Amplifier Output 2,700 W rms (3.3 Ω impedance) High Cut Filter 30 Hz - 100 Hz adjustable

Tested and ready to rattle your windows! Includes the originally included calibration microphone and a power cord. Sunfire True Subwoofer Signature - Manual Specifications Amplifier Output 2,700 W rms (3.3 Ω impedance) High Cut Filter 30 Hz - 100 Hz adjustable

Sunfire True Subwoofer EQ Signature Duel 12 Photo 1892359 UK Audio Mart

The MK-II version of the Sunfire Subwoofer has an improved driver which allows a little more power to be delivered to it (although 2,700 watts from the amplifier is theoretically possible. The MK-II version of the Sunfire Subwoofer has an improved driver which allows a little more power to be delivered to it (although 2,700 watts from the amplifier is theoretically possible. Low pass is -6 dB @ 80 Hz Power Line Voltage AC 120 V, 50/60 Hz Dimensions 13" x 13" x 13" Weight 53 lbs Finish Black anodize and black lacquer

Sunfire True Subwoofer MK II Compact, Fast, Deep, and Accurate! Photo. The Sunfire Dynamic Series embodies contemporary design, timeless refinement and sonic. As its name implies, the latest Sunfire product is designed to extend the deep-bass coverage of a music or home-theater system all the way down to the limits of human hearing, and even beyond - that is, when a recording contains such information, rare in music.

Sunfire True Subwoofer EQ Signature Active Subwoofer System Manual. This is the one of the later and best versions of this classic subwoofer Sunfire says that its closer to 100Hz, which is probably true, but if you are using a smaller speaker system (as I am), then there seems to be a gap in the low frequency