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Review 2 of 9
Price Paid:
$415.00
from Best Buy Summary: I bought this sub six or seven years ago as an open box buy from Best Buy. Somebody must've driven it pretty hard, because the amp wouldn't turn on within about a month of buying it. I drove the sub out to Cerwin Vega in the Thousand Oaks area of California and the guys couldn't have been any cooler. They were thrilled to see a big boy like the sub-150 coming in, so they could sneak a peek at it. They replaced the amp on the spot for me at no charge and said that it was an upgrade from the stock amp which puts out 250 watts vs. the regular 200 watt amp. I've been using the sub for the last six years without any further problems and I'm very pleased with the output. It's so big, I use it on the side of my leather sofa as an end table. Works perfectly to rest all of my remotes on.
Regarding performance, this sub hits hard. It'll move plenty of air. Mine is the downfiring version. I set the crossover at about 80hz and adjust my Harman Kardon receiver to match it so there's no holes in the frequency output. I usually leave the volume at the 12 o'clock position (straight up) which yields good results. I'd be curious to hear what settings other people have used that provide the best results? Overall, a strong sub that will compliment any home theater setup. Strengths: Strong bass. Durable construction. Big enough to be an end table. Weaknesses: It seems to take a deep bass note or relatively loud volume to kick the sub out of standby. Similar Products Used: Infinity.
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