Definitive Technology Supercube SC2000 8" Powered Subwoofer; Black

Definitive Super Cube 2000. Huge Bass From a Tiny Enclosure. The SuperCube 2000 is the upgraded successor to the SuperCube III - the most successful subwoofer in Definitive's history. It incorporates a new 7-1/2-inch SuperCube woofer, pressure-coupled to two 7-1/2-inch ultra low bass radiators. The total piston area is greater than a 12-inch.. At $799, the diminutive Definitive Technology SuperCube 4000 isn't "recycle enough aluminum cans and buy it" cheap, but it's still in the reasonably affordable price range for a large percentage of home theater enthusiasts. Although Def Tech calls it a SuperCube, the actual dimensions are 11 inches wide x 11⅞ inches tall x 12 inches.

Definitive Technology's new SuperCube Reference subwoofer is dead serious about delivering world-class low bass in a compact package, fitting a 14" long-throw woofer, two 14" passive radiators, a beefy 1800-watt Class-D amplifier, and an extensive control panel with electronic crossover inside an enclosure that measures just under 17" per side.. If you looking for something compact and powerful, then check out Definitive Technology's SuperCube 2000 subwoofer. Although our HTR reviewer found a lot of upsides, he also found a few downsides.