Alpine 12 In Subwoofer

[30.8 lb] I have had studio monitors for almost 12 years now and I barely got this subwoofer. I realized I was not hearing those subsonic waves. With this unit you’re able to hear those low frequencies. Sounds amazing!

[Class-D] Polk Audio XT10 Powered Subwoofer is replacing an Advent 12" powered subwoofer that is nearly 20 years old. The Polk unit is smaller than my older unit and it puts out a cleaner and crisper sound. Setup took less than 5 minutes. I am using this for few more days before I make any volume adjustments, if they are needed. This is a great unit for the price!

[6 Ohms] I bought these speakers a month ago. I was amazed by the sound. Added a klipsch 12” subwoofer!! Great sound system all I buy is klipsch

[38 x 27 x 20"] This is a subwoofer with directional sound quality in mind from the get go. After having the new K.2 12" speakers for almost 3 months, I knew that the bottom was missing something more than a lot of bass. A long awaited preorder for this mammoth speaker finally was delivered. A simple cross-check to made some adjustments to tell the floor speakers that a sub was in the mix, set the tone for a listening experience. After a song list was sent to the mixer to play, I was totally happy with the sub output not overpowering the mid/highs. It was a clean and crisp balance of audio dynamics in the higher volume levels, even for different genres of music. Mine came with the black 36" extension pole to mount the K12.2 speaker above. Waiting for the protective padded travel case that was just ordered. Was also quieter behind the sub than the front.

[3.4 x 3 x 0.9"] Alpine does a great job and for the price. Good eye relief for a 9mm eyepiece.

Alpine does a great job and for the price. Good eye relief for a 9mm eyepiece.

[134.5 dB] You want the Boom, you got with this subwoofer.

[Zipper] I didn't feel the need to buy a dedicated camera backpack as I preferred to make use of my Deuter Trans Alpine 30 backpack. Well, this this is PERFECT for my needs; the Olympus 300mm f/4 PRO lens fits in the main compartment ON Camera. I have enough room in the secondary area for the 40-150mm f/2.8 and even a little spot for the 1.4x converter. I couldn't be happier.

[3.35 x 3 x 1"] Works great for me as a riflemount combined with a Leupold alpine tripod. Everything is smooth, tight and my heavy rifle didnt move a mm set in a 45 angle scoped in on one spot for days.

[27.5 x 5 x 3.3"] I have two of these, one connected to an Intel Mac Mini and one to a HP Z2 Mini G4 workstation running Alpine Linux. In both cases it just works with my Ubiquiti USW-Aggregation switch, and I am getting around 8Gbps throughput using ttcp.