I added this sub tomy trusty pair of Fostex PM1s in my studio. While I'm not doing mixing or critical listening, I've always missed some low-end. Now I can distinctly hear bass lines and kick drums has a clear presence. Setting the crossover properly has really cleaned up the spacial separation, allowing me to pick out more elements of a given mix. It would pretty hard to complain about this unit for the price. It's a lot more power than I really need, but it sounds pretty amazing. My only complaint is that it could have been packed with more padding.

I got this to get more whompf from my stomp pedal. It did that well - also helped me make better mixes in my studio. This thing has SO MUCH power. I like it a lot.

This Sub has the features I was looking for at a great price. Balanced XLR connections, crossover, volume, phase, etc. Well built. Sounds great in my home studio paired with my Event PS6 monitors. I am pleased with the sound quality and the extended range it added to my monitoring system.

This is a perfect little sub for my home editing studio. One of the most economic subs on the market with XLR in and out. For its budget and size this sub exceeded my expectations with tight and defined bass that complimented my powered monitors. It took a little playing to get the x-over set properly, but I'm very happy with the results. I can now hear some of the lower tones in my program right at my computer. Very nice!

After you balance the cross over with you studio monitors and balance the volume it really adds a depth you did not realize was missing until you hear it!
The foot switchable on.off really makes it easy!

I needed to add a sub to my home studio - my Event PS-8's sound great, but they just can't hit the really low end.

Sure, there are fancier, higher-end subs that may sound a bit better, but my budget can't support $500 and up (waayyyyy up) for a sub.

So, I spent a couple of weeks on Google doing comparisons in the $300 and below range. It basically came down to this and the roughly equivalent model made by "M*". Throwing out the "this is the best subwoofer in the history of speakers" and the "This is a piece of crap, It can't crack concrete when I play my house music" kind of reviews, I couldn't find anything that really pushed me to the more expensive "M," so I pulled the trigger on this one.

It took me a while to find a good location in relation to my mix position, and I spent about 45 minutes playing with a balance of crossover point and overall sub gain, and suddenly it stopped being "that big boomy box under the desk" and became "wow. My PS-8's just grew balls."

It took a couple of days for my brain to stop "hearing" the sub, and now all I hear is a wider, deeper sound coming from my system.

If you get paid a LOT to mix music, then something fancier is a business expense and you can recoup the cost pretty quickly.

But if all you need is a nice, clean sub for your small/home studio, this one is a real bargain.

I am very satisfied with this subwoofer. Added the dimension I needed in my daughters home studio. Much more power and higher quality sound than expected. Solely based on cost comparison but pleasantly surprised.

The bass thumps appropriately. Love it!

I took a chance on this sub - for the price I had pretty modest expectations. I was completely blown away. This sub easily goes head-to-head with subs costing a lot more. Can't imagine anything better under $1000.

Having balanced I/O made it even better, allowing it to interface with my console and studio monitors easily. I couldn't be happier.

I use this in my video/audio post production studio with a pair of Mackie 8-inch active studio monitors. This unit supplies the missing lows perfectly. The Mackie version costs nearly 3 times what the Monoprice one does and this one sounds great to me. Very happy with this purchase.