Had this subwoofer for many years and it still runs good. Recently upgraded the home theater and went with dual subs and no longer have a home for it.
Specs for it are:
* Amplifier Power: 175 Watts RMS continuous power (375 Watts peak / dynamic power).
* Driver Size: 10-inch forward-firing woofer with an 8.2-inch piston diameter, built with a 2-inch 4-layer copper voice coil and a 2.5 lb magnet.
* Frequency Response: 28 Hz – 120 Hz (±3 dB).
* Enclosure Design: Slot-loaded bass-reflex (ported) cabinet.
* Low-Pass Crossover: Continuously adjustable from 40 Hz to 120 Hz via a physical dial. It features a dual-staggered slope configuration (12 dB/octave initial, 24 dB/octave ultimate).
* High-Pass Crossover: Fixed at 85 Hz for the speaker-level outputs.
* Subwoofer Direct Switch: A toggle switch on the back panel that bypasses the internal low-pass crossover entirely. This passes LFE management to your home theater AV receiver.
* Distortion Limiting System (DLS): Built-in analog circuitry that monitors and controls driver excursion to stop clipping and sonic distortion at high volumes.
* Inputs: Gold-plated stereo line-level (RCA) inputs and speaker-level binding posts.
* Outputs: Speaker-level binding posts.
* Physical Size: 16" H x 15" W x 18.25" D.
* Weight: 55 lbs.