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Review 1 of 3 Summary: highlists of Pinnacle Digital Sub 350 review in WSR: 108db at 40hz,107db at 35hz, 106db at 30hz, but only 96db at 25hz and 86db at 20hz before doubling set in..105db is extremely loud for music and loud enough for all but the most enthusiastic sound effects, so the doubling problem was never troublesome during listening tests..prefer that limiting be employed so it would not occur at all.. music listening is a joy with the 350.. bass is tight and well controlled with excellent tonal def..rhythm and pace easy to follow and subjective impression of very low bass is excellent.. details that are obscured by conventional designs on low freq sound effects are revealed clearly.. bass impact is quite punchy, film sound effects are reproduced surprisingly well for such a compact unit, but for ultimate sense of slam two units are recommended.. two subs will load the room better for smoother response, give you stereo all the way down, and all you to hear this final quality compound bass as higher levels -- and still cost about the same as one of the more expensive units in the review.. the high quality of Isobarik bass used to be associated with high cost.. the 350 allows us regular guys to afford compound-loaded subwoofer systems too.. the outstanding music performance of this subwoofer makes it outshine the competition in the hotly contested near-$1000 category and it's very, very good for movie soundtracks too.. get thee to a dealer soon, and listen to this miniature powerhouse...it's a performance winner that's also afforable. Music:4.5 Effects:4 Impact:3.5 Tonal Def:4.5 Overhang:4.5 Rhythm&Pace:4.5 Midrange Coloration:5 Box Integrity:4 Distress:3 Subjective Deep Bass:4.5 105db@35hz:Yes 25hz:4
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