Monoprice has 16" Monoprice Monolith THX Certified Ultra 2000 Watt Powered Subwoofer (42031) on sale for 2069.99 - 15% off with promo code MONOLITH15 = $1759.50. Shipping is free.
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The Monolith 16" THX Certified Ultra 2000‑Watt Powered Subwoofer sets the standard for bass output, low distortion, and reference level bass.
A newly designed 16" driver coupled with a DSP controlled, 2000‑watt RMS, 3800+‑watt peak power amplifier, brings a new dimension in low frequency, bass performance to any home theater system
Dimensions (LxWxH) 28.1" x 22.0" x 25.6" (715 x 560 x 650 mm)
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Monoprice has 16" Monoprice Monolith THX Certified Ultra 2000 Watt Powered Subwoofer (42031) on sale for 2069.99 - 15% off with promo code MONOLITH15 = $1759.50. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Deal Hunter TattyBear for finding this deal.
Product Features:
The Monolith 16" THX Certified Ultra 2000‑Watt Powered Subwoofer sets the standard for bass output, low distortion, and reference level bass.
A newly designed 16" driver coupled with a DSP controlled, 2000‑watt RMS, 3800+‑watt peak power amplifier, brings a new dimension in low frequency, bass performance to any home theater system
Dimensions (LxWxH) 28.1" x 22.0" x 25.6" (715 x 560 x 650 mm)
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I have 4x of the 15's and said the same when the M215 deal came out lol.
But these are just so beastly, I dont think I could even run 4x of these without running new breakers.
After building a DIY 18" sealed sub, honestly I think that is my upgrade path. 18" in a box smaller than a ported 15" that goes as low as I want and just setup a proper audio rack with all my amps.
I have 4x of the 15's and said the same when the M215 deal came out lol.
But these are just so beastly, I dont think I could even run 4x of these without running new breakers.
After building a DIY 18" sealed sub, honestly I think that is my upgrade path. 18" in a box smaller than a ported 15" that goes as low as I want and just setup a proper audio rack with all my amps.
I have one of these in a large basement home theater room with low (7ft) ceilings and it's way more than I can use. No way I could turn the gain on this all the way up. 2/3rds max so far and even that is too much on certain music tracks with extreme levels of sub bass.
This is an amazing price for an end game subwoofer, but you better have room for it and be single. There are other subs which will fit more seamlessly in a living room space and make your wife a lot happier than this monstrosity, but if you want to not just hear your bass but feel it, you can't really beat this for the money.
For something that hits hard and looks a lot sleeker I would go with the Goldenear SuperSub XXL or the Arandal 2V (or 2S if you want something smaller).
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Hey TattyBear, how did you get notified on this promo? Email? I'd like to know how I can get notified when monoprice runs discount codes for their subs, looking for a M12 V2 on sale.
Hey TattyBear, how did you get notified on this promo? Email? I'd like to know how I can get notified when monoprice runs discount codes for their subs, looking for a M12 V2 on sale.
I got one off of Amazon for $672 using their price tracking app (Keepa) with email alerts.
Please be aware the flashing red and green light amp issue has not been fixed or resolved. But on a good note. The customer service has improved greatly. Just an FYI if considering. A coworker has 2 of the monorprice 16. And one of the amp failed a couple of weeks ago. He's owned them for about 8 mo the now. Also keep the shipping box and material if possible. It will make things much easier down the road.
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Please be aware the flashing red and green light amp issue has not been fixed or resolved. But on a good note. The customer service has improved greatly. Just an FYI if considering. A coworker has 2 of the monorprice 16. And one of the amp failed a couple of weeks ago. He's owned them for about 8 mo the now. Also keep the shipping box and material if possible. It will make things much easier down the road.
I have two of the 12's. I have encountered the flashing lights two times in the past 2 years. Unplugging them, waiting a few minutes, and then plugging them back in has "fixed" the problem. The problem appears to be associated with a power outage.
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I have two of the 12's. I have encountered the flashing lights two times in the past 2 years. Unplugging them, waiting a few minutes, and then plugging them back in has "fixed" the problem. The problem appears to be associated with a power outage.
Yes, but it's not an "actual fix" but just a "temporary fix". I've also owned a Monoprice 15v2 that had the flashing lights after a few months of ownership. Unplugging it only worked the one time. Then it eventually died completely after a couple of more months.
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But these are just so beastly, I dont think I could even run 4x of these without running new breakers.
After building a DIY 18" sealed sub, honestly I think that is my upgrade path. 18" in a box smaller than a ported 15" that goes as low as I want and just setup a proper audio rack with all my amps.
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But these are just so beastly, I dont think I could even run 4x of these without running new breakers.
After building a DIY 18" sealed sub, honestly I think that is my upgrade path. 18" in a box smaller than a ported 15" that goes as low as I want and just setup a proper audio rack with all my amps.
For something that hits hard and looks a lot sleeker I would go with the Goldenear SuperSub XXL or the Arandal 2V (or 2S if you want something smaller).
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With certain preferences and for the cost they are a good choice.
I do agree their weak spot is their CS.
To be fair pretty much any brand in this price range is good.
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