- I am an audio immersive launches new subs of 64 inches and 100 inches
- “The world’s largest subwoofers for home cinema”
- Wait a six -digit price
Yes, like me, you think the subwoofer of his Hi-Fi or Cinema at home is something quite hot, prepare to feel very small. The new subwoofer of the German audio firm as I immersive audio is probably 10 times larger than yours, and 12 times bigger than mine.
My idea of a great subwoofer is 15 inches, such as the largest Kef Kube: my own Audio Cambridge submarine is a perfectly decent eight -inch, and that offers a boom more than enough to fill my room. But the new asondo submarine is so large that it will fill any room before turning it on. It has a 100 -inch diameter, which makes it more than 7,800 square inches of surface area.
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Who will buy a 100 -inch submarine?
The new 100 sub is designed for a very particular type of customer: the guy who looked at the previous model, the 80 sub (yes. That was 80 inches), and thought “Oh, that is too small and quiet.” The driver only weighs more than 570 pounds (260 kg).
The 100 Sub moves up to 40 18 -inch normal subwoofers, says the firm, and there is also a slightly smaller 64 -inch model. “These two new subwoofers are the largest in the world for home cinema, and are incredibly powerful, efficient and fast,” says Geoffrey Heinzel of Asondo.
Despite the ridiculous power, these are not designed to be total Gross. There is a less deep curve than the previous 8 -inch model to improve performance, the suspension of Optimized Quad for greater movement and “advanced” materials for operation without noise. The cabinets have also redesigned, with an impulse reported to the low -end frequency response and improved damping to reduce resonance.
The price is firmly in the territory “if you have to ask, you cannot pay it” and it has not been officially announced, but the 80th submarine was in six figures.
