Mini Mirage Miricle Marvel
08/09/09 13:30
Mirage have introduced two new subwoofers
for the people who like bass, but don’t like the subwoofers to take
over their room aesthetics.
The MM6 and MM8 comparably contain either eight inch or six and a half inch long throw drivers with coupled dual side passive drivers. This gives them excellent bass response but in a teny tiny box. The amazing MM6 only measures 20 cm! and yet is endowed with an 800 watt amplifier on board.
NOTE* - Does not include bottle of wine - unless you ask nicely and promise to share.
The MM6 and MM8 comparably contain either eight inch or six and a half inch long throw drivers with coupled dual side passive drivers. This gives them excellent bass response but in a teny tiny box. The amazing MM6 only measures 20 cm! and yet is endowed with an 800 watt amplifier on board.
NOTE* - Does not include bottle of wine - unless you ask nicely and promise to share.
Revel B12 - Thunder in a box
26/04/07 13:19
The Revel name is synonymous with high quality
audio, and it will come as no shock to learn that their subwoofers
rate as some of the best in the world for the price points.
The recently updated B12 (stands for Bass speaker with twelve inch driver - who would have thunk it!) really is a box of thunder.
Weighing in at a well built 30kg it has an impressive 650 watts built in amplifier with an even more impressive frequency response all the way down to 28Hz with minimal drop off and actually works down to 23Hz - 10 dB. So expect the Earth to really move for you on this one.
But specs don't tell the complete tale. It's most impressive feature is plumbing these depths at lightning fast speeds. There's virtually no overhang.
This is achieved by a well built cabinet, electronics design, highly stiffened driver and an excellent amount of adjustment using the frequency adjustment dials on the back of the unit. After just fifteen minutes of careful set-up you should be ready to "Move air" as the Americans like to say.
The recently updated B12 (stands for Bass speaker with twelve inch driver - who would have thunk it!) really is a box of thunder.
Weighing in at a well built 30kg it has an impressive 650 watts built in amplifier with an even more impressive frequency response all the way down to 28Hz with minimal drop off and actually works down to 23Hz - 10 dB. So expect the Earth to really move for you on this one.
But specs don't tell the complete tale. It's most impressive feature is plumbing these depths at lightning fast speeds. There's virtually no overhang.
This is achieved by a well built cabinet, electronics design, highly stiffened driver and an excellent amount of adjustment using the frequency adjustment dials on the back of the unit. After just fifteen minutes of careful set-up you should be ready to "Move air" as the Americans like to say.