The
True Subwoofer Super Junior is most impressive for its size; in
nine-inch cabinets, Sunfire manages to pack in a powerful 1,500 RMS and
dual 8-inch long throw, hi-velocity, proprietary drivers. While a new
version of the subwoofer is now available, it still retains its most
distinctive qualities. It achieves outputs of more than 108dB and
features Sunfire’s Tracking Downconverter technology that provides
high-current power to the drivers through a ‘just-in-time’ approach
that generates little heat. This technology is what makes it possible
to pack performance in a small, 29-pound package.
The new edition of the Super Junior comes in Sunfire’s Ebonized Rosewood lacquer cabinetry finish, the same dark gloss surface treatment used in the company’s larger two-driver models. The finish is dark and deep, it looks black until a light is shined on it to reveal the warm, red glow of the lacquer. Another welcome change to the Super Junior is it’s price, the manufacturer’s suggested retail price has been dropped to $995.
The new edition of the Super Junior comes in Sunfire’s Ebonized Rosewood lacquer cabinetry finish, the same dark gloss surface treatment used in the company’s larger two-driver models. The finish is dark and deep, it looks black until a light is shined on it to reveal the warm, red glow of the lacquer. Another welcome change to the Super Junior is it’s price, the manufacturer’s suggested retail price has been dropped to $995.
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