Definitive Technology SuperCube 2000

At my house there's a continual friendly debate about how much space our home theater's subwoofer should occupy. The SuperCube 2000 is the kind of solution to that argument that my wife and I could happily agree on. This customer-favorite sub can deliver massive bass, but only takes up about one cubic foot of space in your room. The secret to its success is an active woofer/passive radiator combination that produces big sound despite the cabinet's small size. A built-in 650-watt amplifier provides plenty of horsepower for movies, music, and video game soundtracks. At roughly one cubic foot in volume, the SuperCube 2000 packs a ton of punch into a small enclosure. The SuperCube 2000 houses a 7-1/2" woofer that's pressure-coupled to two 7-1/2" passive radiators. This driver array creates far greater speed and control than many larger single-woofer subs can achieve. A specially engineered non-resonant cabinet uses multiple internal bracings to make sure that you hear clean bass without sound-muddying vibratio...