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Instead of sticking your subwoofer near the rest of your speakers and rattling the whole room, why not get a SUBstage200, stick it under your couch, and make sure you feel that bass?
The SUBstage200, a follow-up to the older SUBstage100, will have a 200-watt Class D amp on board and have bass response down to 32Hz. The price? $399 when it ships in July.
Product Page for SUBstage 100 [Sound Matters via Chip Chick via Slashgear]
3:45 PM on Fri May 11 2007
By Jason Chen
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