POWER BEYOND SIZE RATIO

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i was in search of a second sub to fill in gaps in my room i was already using a b&w asw 675 10" 500 rms sub in the back of the room bu tstill needed more bass up front space was an issue looked the minivee seems to fill the need and then some i have been puting it through its paces with everything from movies to hiphop i must admit it hits hard if you have space issues but want to piss off your neighbors give it a try.

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B&W ENERGY DEF TEC

the minivee small but much louder and cleaner than my energy 12 this thing rocks

in-expensive for a pretty serious sub! Pounds hard in a smallish space, sounds pretty accurate.

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I was torn between the SPL1000r and this compact mini-sub. I had just sold my old CHT-12 in favour of a sealed sub of sorts. I came to the conclusion that the 1000 might have been a bit overkill in smallish apartment, so I settled on the minivee. I must say this is a pretty serious sub for such a small price and cabinet! The bass just seems unreal for the size of this sub. It has a bottem end of 28Hz and 2000 watts of dynamic power from a class D amp. A nice little package indeed. I havent listened to too much music yet, but what i have heard sounds good thus far. Tight and punchy, yet deep and very believable. The Rasclaz "Cash Crop" pounded heavily , while "Phantom Power" from the tragically hip sounded quite solid and accurate. I look at this diminutive minivee and chuckle, thinking of the old CHT-12 and its minifridge sized cabinet(very macho). But in all honesty the minivee is no laughing matter! Take a listen if your interested in a $1000ish space saving woofer.

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Velodyne CHT-12 JBL SCS-135