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This is a sealed, passive subwoofer based on the Subwoofers.com SV10
10" driver. It is constructed with 3/4" MDF, with a 1.5" thick front
baffle and extensive internal bracing. The enclosure is a 16" cube with
1/2" radiused edges and a black eggshell finish.
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GR Research A/V-2's with maple veneer stained with medium red mahogany
dye.
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GR Research A/V-1 cabinets in oak veneer
stained with jet black dye.
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This sub features a downfiring Stryke AV12 with dual passive radiators and a 350W amp. The enclosure was provided by the customer in raw MDF and we finished it in a textured black paint with a solid cherry top and solid cherry 4" legs.
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These photos are of a sub we built using a Stryke AV15 with dual flared 4" ports. Notice the extensive internal bracing within the enclosure. The finish is oak veneer with a black dye and multiple coats of polyurethane.
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This is one of two Tumults ready to ship to a customer in Philadelphia. The finish is satin black WilsonArt laminate.
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And here are the dual Tumults installed in a custom cabinets in the customer's home. They are spiked through the carpet underneath. They are powered by 1400W each and an LT circuit extends the low end response well below 20Hz.
Notice that this customer also felt the Tumults were more than adequate enough to pair with his high end Aerial Acoustics speakers.
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These photos show an installation of the Micros in a unique and large room. The first photo shows the customer's existing cabinet before we got started.
The next shot is the finished product after retrofiting the cabinet with a new shelf. You can see the new 34" HDTV-ready Panasonic TV, the front 3 matching oak Micros, the Sherwood Newcastle Receiver/DVD Player Combo, and the customer's existing VCR.
The room we had to work with was quite large.
The subwoofer was mounted into the cabinet and fires through the bottom below the toe kick so that the sub can be used with the doors closed.
These are the right and left surrounds. This view gives a good idea of the height of the ceiling in this room, which is 22' high.
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