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Monoprice Monolith M12 v2 subwoofer $300
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$1,000
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The Monolith M12 v2 is a huge, heavy subwoofer that delivers serious bass and looks like a standout value for the output. Setup reports describe clean, punchy low end, strong performance in surround systems, and enough headroom to get loud once calibrated correctly. The main catch is power, since this EU and UK version is 220 to 240 volt and needs a transformer, dedicated 240 volt wiring, or a hardware conversion to run on US power. It is a bargain if you can handle the electrical side and the size.
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The sub came with 3 power cords, Which power cord are you using?
Sound should be clean(like a sealed sub) with lots of punch and rumble.
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Note that there is no ground connection on this subwoofer, so don't be surprised if you don't see a ground conductor in the cutoff end of the Monoprice cable!
I have to say this sub is pretty nice. Its just ridiculously huge for a 12" sub. I am using the Tonchean 3000W 220V upconverter. Its silent and no problems so far.
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I have to say this sub is pretty nice. Its just ridiculously huge for a 12" sub. I am using the Tonchean 3000W 220V upconverter. Its silent and no problems so far.
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I went to ASR but not a lot of info there either.
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I think it needs a T6.3L250V 5X20mm fuse according to some pictures of the US version. Someone correct me if I'm wrong.
Don't know where to buy the TE350777 jumper tho.
I went to ASR but not a lot of info there either.
EDIT:
I think it needs a T6.3L250V 5X20mm fuse according to some pictures of the US version. Someone correct me if I'm wrong.
Don't know where to buy the TE350777 jumper tho.
I have really bad luck with plate amps and I dont want to mess with the warranty. I will just stick with the upconverter.
My setup is on the reddit thread if anyone is curious.
someone over at ASR determined the only difference between the EU/UK and the US version is the blue jumper cable and the fuse. Put a jumper and change the fuse and he confirmed that it powers up perfectly on 120v.
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1 x connector
2 x crimp connector contacts
2 x fuses (1 on the main board, 1 in the fuse slot of the power connector)
1 foot 14 or 16 AWG wire (you can also use any wiring you may have at home).
Should go without saying, but completely unplug the subwoofer before doing this.
Crimp the connector contacts onto a short loop of wire, if you don't have a crimp tool you can easily use needle nose pliers to create a decent crimp onto the wire. I also soldered the connections, but that isn't strictly necessary. Then just insert the 2 ends and seat them into the connector and put the completed jumper into the empty slot of the mainboard.
Replace mainboard fuse and the fuse where you connect the power cable.
Power up the sub and enjoy running off 120v.
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