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Price Paid:
$1000.00
from Tweeter Summary: What positives can't be said about the Grotto? It looks as good as it sounds, which is stunning. The bass is so clean. The sub can go down to 22hz and the stats are, if anything, understated. It is 250W RMS (350W) of pure bass. There are controls for line level crossovers (2ch), a 25hz-low level boost (+ or - 12dB), directional adjustments. A sub out for dual sub usage, LFE and stereo inputs. It truly has it all.
The best part of the sub is the fact it employs servo technology which is not featured in subwoofers at this price range. This allows for FAST and accurate frequency reproduction. This sub was made to keep up with Electrostatic speakers. Anyone who owns M-L speakers knows how great their standards are and why they are some of the best speakers available and the BEST electrostat speakers. The sub comes with spikes and it helps to anchor the sub to carpet and allows for even tigher bass. The sub is not ported, so its bass is clean and still powerful. If you love music, this is pretty much the only sub that will give you the experience you expect. If you are a strictly a home theater buff, this sub will deliver in spades but cheaper options may also satisfy you. home theater isn't as exacting as music in terms of accuracy and cleanliness of bass. If you are in some way going to listen to HD DVD or Blu Ray, this sub will show off the added resolution of the sound and will pay dividends in the future. Go for the Depth or Descent if you also want power (800W RMS). Those are KILLER subs and you'll make me jealous. Strengths: everything Weaknesses: 250W RMS power may leave some users wanting enough power to stop their hearts (or atleast palpatate and cause defib). Similar Products Used: Polk, JL Audio, Hsu
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