The 78as subwoofer provides a solid low - frequency foundation for both music and films. Using a massive analogue 250W amplifier driving two 200mm high excursion drive units in atwin ported cabinet.
Whether your requirement is for chest pounding impact from explosive effects, or to feel the lowest throbbing organ notes, 78as will provide both..
Enclosure Type 2-way Reflex
Frequency Response 3db 32Hz to 150Hz
Sensitivity SPL/m/2.83V N/A
Cross-Over Frequency 50 - 150Hz
Effective Volume 29 litres
Nominal Impedence N/A
Amplifier power 250W Integral Amp
Dimensions (HxWxD) 340 x 615 x 280(mm)
Finish Beech
Rosewood
Black Ash
Strengths: Cabinet Finish
Low Tight Audio Presentation
250W Amplifier section
LFE and Line imputs and Speaker in/out
Sound Quality is second to none in this price range
Weaknesses: Very Large Footprint ( if that can even be called a weakness )
Unit is very hard to find and not many are giving them up (this may actually be a strength.)
Bottom Line:
This subwoofer seems to incorporate the muscial and the home theatre strengths all into one unit. The bass is tight and extends all throughout the room it is in. Whether I'm listening to Diana Krall or watching them storm the beaches of Normandy in Saving Private Ryan this particular sub seems to do it all. Listening to R&B or Rap the sub is unbelieveable in it's presentation. The 250 watt amplifier along with the 2 8" drivers have made Mission a clear winner here. I've owned several subs in my lifetime but never one that sounded this good and this tight. I'm sure you can spend money to buy more expensive ones and they may even give you a great sound but for the money I'd say this cannot be beat.
