check this sub out

[so7o]

so i work in best buy/magnolia and i had a customer wanting a kick ass sub...somethign beter than what the store carries...we i had access to the supercube reference...he bought it without every hearing it....we figured..WHAT THE HELL LETS GET ONE FOR OUR DEMO ROOM TOO....we set it up...WOW is all i can say...if you wanna match the pounding you hear in a theater...check this bad boy out..and its not even their top model...the trinity is


SuperCube Reference Subwoofer



The SuperCube® I, II, & III have set new performance standards for high-output ultra-compact subwoofers. With the new SuperCube® Reference, Definitive sets new performance standards for subwoofers period! The Reference incorporates a 14" version of the 10" SuperCube® Technology driver pressure coupled to two 14" 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® Reference goes lower than and has dynamic impact and output capabilities almost equivalent to that of four SuperCube® 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® Reference will be available in piano-gloss black. Available Now!


Dimensions: 16-3/4" W x 16-3/4" D x 16-15/16" H
Frequency Response: 11 Hz — 200Hz
Driver Complement: One 14" long-throw subwoofer coupled to two 14" infrasonic radiators
Built-in Amplifier: 1800 watts Digitally-Coupled Class D Amplifier
Low Pass Crossover: 24 dB/octave continuously adjustable variable (40 —150 Hz) plus Unfiltered LFE direct coupled input
High Pass Crossover: 12dB/octave continuously variable (40 — 150hz)
Speaker level: 6 dB octave (80 Hz)
Finish: Piano gloss black
Weight: 111 lbs.
Suggested Retail: $1699

[Rike255]

If only I could afford a $1600 sub. Ah how happy I would be!

Thanks for making my sub look like crap.

[so7o]

lol no problem....

[haushausman]

It better be "super" for 16 hundred bucks!!

Here's a sub I'm considering, the Aural Ecstasy TAD 150-Watt 12".

http://www.ssb8.net/users//77793/piano_sub1.jpg

Not gonna lie, it was the piano black finish that drew me to it, but after doing some research it seems like a decent sub, especially for the price.

Anyone have this sub or any experiences with it? Many many thanks for your response!!

[Sonny]

Thanks for making every Sub look bad

[sj001]

Good lord... I think that sub would collapse my house! LOL!

[Rike255]

I wonder if this company does free testers like Polk does. I'd really like to give this baby a try. Who knows maybe it'll convince me to sell my car so I can buy it.

[mdm1699]

Looks great on paper and based on professional reviews. I wonder how it stacks up against the higher end SVS subs.

[sokrman14]

Its a good sub, but for that much money there are many other subs I would rather own. I work for Magnolia also for a few years, and there are many subs out there that are cleaner and still very loud and low as well.

[so7o]

Originally Posted by Rike255

I wonder if this company does free testers like Polk does. I'd really like to give this baby a try. Who knows maybe it'll convince me to sell my car so I can buy it.

irs worth a shot to find out....one of the cofounders of polk broke away from polk to create definitive...maybe he brought over some other stuff too...