What are the specs of a PROSUB 800 subwoofer?

That is exactly what stands out so much with the smaller 800 – it’s hard to believe that 300 W of continuous power with a response floor of 20 Hz can come out of such a small ~30lb subwoofer, and these are the best specs we’ve seen by far on a compact 8-inch driver subwoofer.

How big is the PROSUB Mini 1000 subwoofer?

The 1000 is equally good, though we wish they could have squeezed more power out of it. Definitive Technology produces a variety of great mid to high end loudspeakers, and their ProSub mini series, comprised of the 8 inch 800 and 10 inch 1000, are their longstanding entry level subwoofers.

What kind of speakers does Definitive Technology make?

Definitive Technology produces a variety of great mid to high end loudspeakers, and their ProSub mini series, comprised of the 8 inch 800 and 10 inch 1000, are their longstanding entry level subwoofers. They’re well over 10 years old now, but remain quite popular like a lot of their older speakers do.

What kind of driver does PROSUB subwoofer have?

They’re well over 10 years old now, but remain quite popular like a lot of their older speakers do. While most home theater subwoofers are ported and open air, the ProSub subwoofers use a sealed design with a front firing driver and a passive bottom firing radiator.

What makes the Definitive Technology PROSUB 800 so special?

The ProSub 800 incorporates Definitive Technology’s unique digitally-coupled Infinite Power Source amplifiers with high-current direct coupled power supplies and discrete MOSFET output devices to ensure perfect high-definition resolution and reproduction of the most dynamic program material and demanding sub-bass transients.

Is the PROSUB 800 powered subwoofer worth the money?

Definitive Technology ProSub 800 Powered Subwoofer Reviewed The ProSub 800 “takes up very little space and feels like it costs much more.” On movies and games, this model “added a lot of punch and thump to smaller speaker setups.”

What kind of filter does the PROSUB 800 have?

The ProSub 800 features a continuously adjustable low pass filter control which allow you to choose a high frequency roll-off of from 40 to 150 Hz. This unique “dual stage” roll-off is extremely steep which ensures perfect blending with your main speakers as well as eliminating unwanted midrange from the subwoofer.

What kind of power source does a PROSUB subwoofer use?

The design employs one 8-inch front-firing woofer pressure coupled to one 8-inch down-firing low bass radiator, driven by a 300-watt patented Infinite Power Source MOSFET Power Amplifier.