Customers Love What's Shakin' With Def Tech Subs!

I have the SuperCube II subwoofer, it’s the best sub I have ever heard. It’s better than the REL subs that I heard (that cost) a lot more money. I have ordered the BP7004 speakers and the 2300 center speaker.

For the last 2 years I’ve been enjoying my home theater setup which included the Mythos Twos for the front channels, Mythos Four for the center channel duty and Mythos Fives for the surrounds. A Pro100+TL subwoofer provided the rumble to round out the system. I just recently upgraded to the BP7006's for the front with C/L/R 2500 for the center along with a SuperCube III. All I can say is wow, what a day in night difference in sound! Everything sounds great watching movies in the new Dolby True HD and DTS Master HD formats. The bass output in the BP7006 is very impressive for its slender size! Combined with the C/L/R 2500, the bass effects sound like they are coming behind the T.V, just unbelievable imaging! I plan on upgrading the surrounds with the BPXs to complete the setup. Thanks Definitive for the best home theater speakers on the market!!

“I couldn't believe my ears!! How can such clean, tight bass come from such a small cube??”

I was in the market to install a second home theater system in our newly redesigned loft. I visited a few audio places and ended up purchasing a Klipsch RSW-12. My first impression of the Klipsch was that it definitely had a kick to it but it was too boomy in some cases. I continued to piece my system together and stumbled onto a shop that carried Definitive Technology products.

I was amazed by the performance and value of the ProSub 100TL. I decided to purchase that subwoofer and move the Klipsch to my downstairs entertainment room. The dealer suggested I take a listen to the SuperCube subwoofers, since I was limited to space in both rooms. I couldn't believe my ears!! How can such clean, tight bass come from such a small cube?? Even though the price for the SuperCube subwoofers was a bit cheaper compared to comparable subwoofers, I felt it was just out of my price range. I set up my entertainment centers with both the Klipsch and Definitive ProSub 100TL subwoofer, but it just didn't sound as good as the SuperCube subwoofers.

To make a long story short, I sold the Klipsch, went back to the shop that sold me the ProSub 100TL and not only upgraded, but bought both the SuperCube II & III subwoofers. Even though I spent a bit over my budget, my ears are a lot happier now. Keep up the good work Def Tech!!!

“They bring music to life, very clean, tight bass, transition fast and smooth, just fabulous.”

Well if one [SuperCube] Reference is great, then imagine two. I listened to some $4000–6000 subs and these little buggers are as good, if not better. One of the competitors was 18" behemoth! I have a huge room and decided on two of these first off they are gorgeous, secondly they are small, but the size of them is what is most impressive they hit like mack truck. I really should only have one, but I hate my neighbor!

King Kong on the side of the mountain slamming his hands down will literally set off the car alarm! I went outside and started walking away from the house to see how far away you can hear/feel them, be prepared to wear out your shoes. That's with the doors shut. Absolutely overkill, but I love it.

...and simply for the money they IMO are not beatable. I'd say they are the most underrated subs built today. Bar none.

I am truly stunned by the ProSub 200TL. It is amazing to say the least. I have had many other subwoofers, but none of them comes close to this bad boy. It is tight, accurate, responsive, not to mention it will pound your fillings loose (without excessive booming or distortion). It plays so low (18hz), when I play music, I hear low notes I've never heard before. It amazes me that I can play CDs that I've heard a thousand times before, yet I hear bass like I've never heard before.

You guys mean business. Your customer service and warranty are the best I have ever seen. I am so pleased with Definitive Technology, I can say you are the best. My DVDs and music have come to life after I've hooked up my ProSub 200TL. I will NEVER buy another subwoofer unless it says Definitive Technology on it. I've been there and done that (what a mistake). Thank you again!

Research, there&s always the research. Whom does one believe? “How much do you want to spend” is a common question?

My newest addition is the SuperCube II. I have to admit that this little beauty adds a depth of percussion I have never heard or felt before. I'm proud to demo the 'Cube, which complements my Zetag Kinama Hi G1 (bookshelf, rears), Hi G2 (mains), and KC2 (centers) so wonderfully that I can't stop playing music whether in stereo or 5.1... WOW. With the help of Chet Pelkowski from Definitive in the set-up, to optimize the 'Cube's performance, this 'Cube is awesome!

I just bought the SuperCube II Subwoofer to complete my home theater speaker system. Currently, I'm using the BP2006TLs as my front speakers, the CLR 2300 as the center speaker, and the BP2Xs as my surrounds. Other than the size of the movie screen, going to a movie theater can't come close to the experience that my home theater speaker system creates. Yes, pictures do actually fall off the walls!

Another upgrade. Over the past few months, I joined the fray of SACD/DVD-A; an awesome technology and an enjoyment for those listening. I needed tighter and deeper bass than what I was getting from my Klipsch RSW-10 subwoofer. I visited my favorite local retailer and auditioned the SuperCube I and the new SuperCube Reference. In some aspects, the SuperCube I outperformed the Klipsch and in others it was a push.

But to my shear delight and amazement, I felt an earthquake with the Reference model. Fasten your seatbelts, this is one awesome kick-butt subwoofer. You don't have to turn the gain up much to feel the depth and breadth of this sub. And if you do, be prepared to feel your heart pulsate like never before.

Listening to SACD/DVD-A in 5.1 is a breathtaking experience to begin with, and this sub makes the whole experience that much more special. I upgraded my A/V receiver too (Denon AVR-5803) so this helps a lot, as well; and I am preparing in the coming months to finish the HT with some in-ceiling speakers to captured the full 7.1 and THX-Ultra 2 experience.

Once again, great job Def Tech!

I was in the market to replace my old Velodyne F1500R with a subwoofer that could handle extreme levels whenever the mood would hit me. My Velodyne would always kick in the protection circuity because of high level input signals, or it would overheat. I thought about a new Velodyne HGS1800 or one of their new models.

When I went to my local dealer (Soundscape) I saw the SuperCube I and II. The salesman wanted to demo both of them. I asked him if he had something larger. He smiled and took me in another demo room where I found the SuperCube Reference. I played a couple of my own CDs and sort of liked it. He told me if I purchased it and did not like it I could return it for a refund. I figured I'd try it out for a couple of days and take it back. Wrong! Now I know why he was able to say that. He does not have to worry about getting this back.

I like strong smooth deep bass and the SuperCube Reference gives all that and much much more. The sound pressure level reaches levels more than I can stand. Somebody out there is saying, "Yeah right." I have measured my music listening level when I am really cranking and it is in the range of 116 - 120 dB (that's average, not peak levels). This sub had all my pictures on the wall rattling. My old Sub never did that. It is very smooth, and I haven't been able to make it distort even at high levels. My ears couldn't take the pressure.

It is a new experience listening to music and watching movies, hearing and feeling all the low notes I never knew were there. I even jumped a couple of times watching action DVDs because of surprising levels during explosion and crash scenes. My friends come to me for audio and home theater recommendations. I am not going to tell them to buy the SuperCube Reference. I'm going to let them see and hear what it can do. It will sell itself. They will go running to the store to find it. $1699 may seem like a lot, but it is worth every dollar. Especially when I was considering the Velodyne HGS1800, which sells for $2799. Goodbye Velodyne, my money stays on the SuperCube Reference.

You have to audition it. It will literally blow you away!

The SuperCube II is a little monster! I listened to several different powered subs, but when I heard the SuperCube II I was sold. The real fun started when I hooked up the subwoofer. I was amazed as to how much bass, deep bass, was being pumped out of this little sub when playing music and DVDs. Wow! This sub ROCKS!

Upgrade #4; still smiling.

I added a second matching ProSub200TL about 3 months ago. What a difference! I now have 2 x BP30s, a C/L/R 1000 (which will become a C/L/R 3000 the end of the month), 2 x ProSub 200TLs, 2 x UIW BPZ/As and 2 ProMonitor 200s; nine Definitive speakers in my great HT room!

It always sounded great, but the second sub did wonders. Low bass is cleaner, tighter, no boom, and I lowered the settings from 2 o'clock to 10 o'clock. I can't wait to add the C/L/R 3000 and have 3 subs across the front! I'm sure it will tighten up even more.

I do not like heavy, boomy, loud bass; if anything, the second sub made the lows cleaner and more musical at lower SPLs. I'm sure the C/L/R 3000 will contribute even more to a quality, clean soundstage. With a 7.1 setup (matrixed) and two subs (soon 3) my 22x25 room turns into one big soundstage. I love the look on friends' and neighbors' faces when I demo the system. Combined with my Mitsubishi Diamond HDTV and Ekornes theater chairs, it is a much better experience than the local theater, except the low fat popcorn my wife insists on... Can't wait to add the C/L/R 3000. Definitive Technology speakers are the best.

“So much impact and sheer power that it seems like the walls flex and buckle.”

Just to start off, I have to say that Definitive Technology is amazing. Your speakers are unbelievable. I own a C/L/R 1000 for my center and a PF15TL subwoofer for now. I'm planning to get 6 x BP30s and another subwoofer to truly complete my system.

A single Definitive 15" subwoofer produces so much impact and sheer power that it seems like the walls flex and almost tend to buckle. When I borrowed a friend's Definitive subwoofer (and had two subwoofers playing together), the bass was hitting so hard that the lights in the kitchen were dimming every time the bass hit. The tile was even vibrating underneath my feet in my large listening room. I honestly can't wait to get the rest of your speakers in my system. I am counting the days till I get them.

To sum up, pound for pound and dollar for dollar, Definitive Technology speakers are the best speakers I have heard. Keep up the good work. I can't wait until you make an 18" subwoofer. Thanks for everything.

My love for Definitive speakers hit me like a fresh relationship in the springtime. Totally unexpected, and exhilarating at the same time.

I always caught myself reading the advertisements in magazines, but, year after year, I'd put it in the back of my mind and tried not to awaken those thoughts. Partly due to the fact that I never thought about spending decent amounts of money on high-end gear. And also, I felt like I'd be cheating on JBL.

The day came when I picked up my first Pioneer Elite DVD player at AudioCraft, the local Hi-Fi shop. I saw the looming towers and fell in love. I asked to listen to them and was blown away by the bass emitted by them. They were the BP3000TLs.

The idea of a subwoofer in the towers is impressive. But, personally, I didn't want to worry about an outlet for all speakers, and then learned they had the non-powered tower series.

I did some research, read reviews, sent out emails, and felt I was making the right move. The store only carries the PowerTower series so I had to special order them. I chose the BP30s for mains, and you have on your hands THE happiest customer on the planet!

My friends and relatives, and myself included, could not believe how a speaker, so slim and slender, could produce such hard hitting, quality, low-end bass. I didn't have the PF15TL+ yet, so I know it wasn't a sub. And to top it off, the mids and highs just rolled off so smoothly that I was in pure audio heaven.

I have been in this "Audio Heaven" for 2 years now, and I am happier now then ever. I have the C/L/R 2000 pulling center channel duties, and BPX for surrounds. As I mentioned earlier, the PF15TL+ filled in for the LFE channel and what I experience in my home theater cannot be described by mere mortal words. I no longer need to tell people what to buy. They sit, listen, and their jaw hits the floor. I let the speakers do the work for me. Not many speakers can do that: convince an enthusiast within seconds. Even my friends who thought I was insane for spending this much now own Def Techs, and they still thank me! It is my turn to thank you.

You have a company that not only puts out products that can't be matched in price or performance, but you honestly care about your customers. You are the epitome of what all speaker companies should strive to be. I honestly mean that. I will, for the rest of my life, purchase only Definitive speakers and subwoofers. This you can count on. :)

*Note* I am buying the SuperCube I soon, as well as adding another pair of BPXs to go with my new Elite 7.1 receiver. What you have accomplished with the new SuperCubes is astonishing, to say the least. Keep it up! Keep winning those Awards, and keep winning the hearts of millions of Audiophiles across the world! Happy Listening!

It was a normal day of window shopping for audio equipment (that I will never be able to afford) when something strange happened. I was preoccupied by the vast amount of high-end equipment in a local stereo shop when I started to hear a rumbling sound. At first, I thought it was the subway system that was close by. Then it started to almost throb. I knew it wasn't the subway at this point, so I started to walk towards the epicenter of this sound in a kind of trance. I must have looked like an audiophile zombie. I arrived in a room that had these monstrous tower speakers next to a 67"-wide television.

I asked the gentlemen who worked there, "Are these tower speakers making all that bass?" With a small laugh he said, "No, what you are hearing is coming from this subwoofer over here." He pointed to the Definitive Technology SuperCube I.

My goodness, what an amazingly powerful little subwoofer it was. I could not believe it. I had to sit through an extensive performance before I could even think about leaving. I was hooked right there.

Definitive Technology has convinced me that I would never buy anything other than Definitive speakers. Anything other than DefTech is a second choice. These guys really know what they are doing. I would like to personally thank the whole company for redefining my standards of what a great speaker system should sound like.

I just wanted to tell the folks at Definitive Technology how impressed I am with your products.

I purchased a pair of BP20s back in '95 and they sound as great as ever. I recently completed my system by adding a C/L/R 2300, a pair of BPVX/Ps and SuperCube I subwoofer. My system sounds incredible!

The SuperCube I actually sounds good with movies and music, and the bass is incredibly tight — the way it should be. Thank you for building such outstanding products.

I have owned a pair of PF15TLs for over a year and a half, and I love them!

Using one subwoofer provides plenty of bass, two is simply amazing. I am not a "bass nut," but I do love deep, pounding bass on movie soundtracks; and punchy, accurate bass on music. I am pleased to say that the pair of PF15TLs deliver in spades in both areas.

The crazy thing is that I can remove the grill, crank a soundtrack, and watch the 15-inch woofer barely move, yet fill my house with wall-shaking, chest-pounding bass. One time, I even moved them into the backyard for a wedding reception, and they filled the entire yard with amazing bass! That is quite a feat!

I purchased the ProMonitor 200s and a subwoofer. I also added the BPX2 for my rear center speaker. I now watch movies over and over again. Watching PEARL HARBOR was incredible. The bullets seemed like they were zipping around the room. The subwoofer shakes my ceiling fan and window blinds. It's wild. I feel like I'm there. My vocabulary isn't large enough to describe them! I'm waiting for the screws to back out of the sheet-rock! Scary.

I purchased a ProSub 200TL to play with a pair of B&W DM 303s in February of 2001. I was replacing a pair of large speakers with 10" woofers that were capable of solid output down to 40 Hz. At first I brought home the 10" model (ProSub 100TL) as a trial, and tried my hardest to overdrive it in an attempt to reveal its limitations. I was unsuccessful in doing so. Its protection circuit was doing its job and the whole time during my primitive test the sub sounded strong and free of distortion.

Two days after bringing home the ProSub 100TL, I returned it and upgraded to the ProSub 200TL just for good measure. I have been using this sub for 10 months and I am still amazed every time I watch a DVD that has heavy-duty sound effects.

My evolving home theater room is 18' X 24' X 8', and the ProSub 200TL fills this space effortlessly. It always sounds clean with music. When its gain is properly set, it has the power to shake the house with authority if needed. The ProSub 200TL represents a great value and is a must-listen-to sub.

I thought my ProSub 200 Powered Subwoofer was unbelievable when I first used it. My neighbors from two apartments over came over when they heard the thunder. Then I found the level control was only on a low setting...

I live in a modest Cape Cod home in San Diego, but there is nothing modest about my ProTower 400 cinema system. I chose white ProMonitor 100s for my left, right, and rear center surrounds. They were equipped with matching mounts that seamlessly blended into the ceiling and preserved the scope of architecture in the home (a feature my wife likes a lot!).

Skeptical of the ProCenter C2 for its size, I channeled all sound information into it to see how well it performed. Size nothing! That thing kicked like no other! I was very pleased.

My favorite part of the system, of course, was the ProTower 400s. They stood like works of art placed on our 1948 hardwood floors. They blended and looked so well with the house, my wife didn't even notice for a week, until I put in a DTS DVD-Audio track of Bach that put goose pimples all over her body. They looked and sounded so good, I bought a second pair of 400s for my "zone 2" in my family room.

Now, no sound field is complete without a sub, and having a "live" old room like I did, I didn't need much. I mean heck, the ProTower 400s each had built-in subs! Nevertheless, the ProSub 100 complemented well. That 10-inch monster handled low dynamic range so well, I had to tighten screws that haven't been moved since 1948 just to keep the house together!

It is products like these that make it possible for true high definition sound to be reproduced. DTS 6.1, SACD, DVD-Audio, etc., can only be appreciated when they're done right, and Definitive did it right for me. Thanks for everything.

I have always been an audio-video fan, but it was not until I bought the Definitive Technology PF15TLs that I ever really "felt" hi-fi the way it was meant to be heard. There has never been a single piece of audio equipment that has made such a difference. Listening to DVDs with a Digital receiver through the PF15TL is awesome! You feel all that was meant to be heard by the movie directors. The output of the sub is so incredible that I cannot play it past level 4 of the output control. That's Awesome! That's Definitive!

I've been involved with home theater systems since 1992. I have a middle-sized room that I use to listen to music and home theater entertainment. The room is about 8 meters by 5 meters. I use this room for listening to CDs and for watching movies on a 120-inch screen. In the last 25 years, I have worked as an audio recording engineer in Singapore & Australia. Last week I purchased a new PF15TL+ subwoofer from our local home theater equipment supplier. Before purchasing this Definitive subwoofer, I had Infinity, Boston Acoustics, Bose, JBL & Klipsch subwoofers. When I switched to my new Definitive PF15TL+ subwoofer, I was thrown and positively floored by the performance.

The lows were much tighter than I had expected. The sub was deep, impressive and very detailed. I was not hearing any "residual bass" coming out of the sub. Also, it really blends with my state-of-the-art speakers. It gives the main speakers a chance to do their thing, with wide dispersion and a very detailed effect. It has a wonderfully well-balanced subwoofer sound. It really pumps very hard, and stops when it has to. The volume I am using is only about 30 – 40% of what it's capable of. It's more than perfect for my home theater. There is no competition to this Definitive PF15TL+. This is the best subwoofer I have ever purchased. I have always been looking for that extra lower octave effect for my movie watching.

I must say that this PF15TL+ is a highly affordable "high-end" loudspeaker. I don't have to go a movie theater anymore with my new subwoofer set-up and DVDs on the market.

Cheers.

I was looking to upgrade my current subwoofer with something that went a few octaves lower. I had no real complaints with my previous subwoofer, other than its frequency depth (25Hz). My wife and I went to a local outlet that sells Definitive Technology speakers and listened to the Definitive ProSub100. That little 10" Definitive was amazing. We took it home for comparison. Although, there wasn't quite enough output for my room, the sound was deep, detailed and impressive.

I went back to the store looking for the 12" model. I left with the PF15TL+ 15" woofer. It blends great with my PSB Alphas, making them more clear and detailed because there is no residual bass from the sub. The impact from this sub is spectacular without being imposing (it hits hard, then stops, letting the other speakers do their thing). I thought a 15" sub would be too much, but I turned it down to about 4.5; it is just perfect for our 15 x 16 room.

I would recommend the PF15TL+, or any other Definitive subwoofer, to everyone in the market for outstanding performance at a reasonable price. Given this first purchase, rest assured that the Definitive Technology speaker line is on my wish list for the future.

For many years I have been using a high-end speaker system. I've found that they are very good speakers and sensitive for my taste (I listen jazz and classical). I wanted to add a subwoofer for bass to my home cinema so I decided to buy a PF15TL+.

It's fantastic! It's deep, pure and clear.

Then I decided to change my surround speakers. After listening to many different brands, I found that none of them were balanced, clear or as open as the BP2X. My Definitive speakers perform unbelievably well and match with my old front speakers. Congratulations!

I just purchased your PF15TL+ and all I can say is that it's totally awesome. I can't believe you can get this much performance for the price. This sub is a real monster for movies. I'm tickled pink. Thanks for the great product and fantastic price.

I purchased the Definitive Tech ProSub 100 about one year ago. I had listened to all kinds of subs, at around $500, including Velodynes, Polk and Infinity. I was looking for a sub that would do justice to the nice home entertainment system I'd built, for DVD/movies — big sound, and also something with "tight" bass that would be nice with CD music listening. I felt the ProSub out-performed anything that I listened to. No kidding! I continue to be VERY satisfied. I am saving up for C/L/R speakers by Definitive Tech. I figure that if I am half as satisfied with fronts as with ProSub 100 — great!

I bought the PF15 325-Watt speaker; it was the last part of my system I needed. I knew it had great reviews and came highly recommend. However, I was worried that it would not keep up with my main speakers and amp, an Adcom 5802 450x2 at 4-ohms and a pair of Infinity sm 155 that are 4-ohms with two 15-inch woofers. Very loud, but my PF15 played just as loud and sounded much better than the sm 155. The best $700 I ever spent. I can push it hard all day and it never lets me down! Thanks Definitive!

I wanted a sub for my system to bring out the lower octaves. Plus, for true 5.1 sound you need a sub for the LFE channel. I read the review of the PF15TL in Home Theater and went down to my local Definitive dealer (Jerry's A/V). I was looking for a small sub, so Jerry (no relation to the owner) showed me the ProSub100TL.

The first second I heard the sub I knew I had to have it. When I hooked the sub up to my system, I could hear and feel what I had been missing up to that point. The following year I got the PF15TL. I hooked up the PF15TL to my main channels and the ProSub100TL to my to my surrounds, thus bringing out the lower octaves of my surrounds and giving me full range on all of my channels. Both my PF15TL and Pro100TL are awesome subs and help to give movies in 5.1 full sonic range.

I must tell you how impressed I am with my recent purchase of a PF15TL+ Subwoofer.

I own a subwoofer that was purchased 6 years ago at $1600. This sub is highly regarded in the professional audiophile community as one of the benchmark subs, even today. Reviewers still mention it as a reference in many reviews on newer products. Well, after 4 repairs for 4 different failures, it crapped out again. Now out of warranty. What an unreliable piece of junk. Great visual construction, well engineered and solid breakthrough design (for 6 years ago). It is just simply unreliable. Very disappointing. I decided it was time for something else and was ready to have to spend another $1200 - $1600.

I auditioned the Paradigm Servo 15, Velodyne HGS-15, the new Mirage Substrata 2 (1500 watt unit) and the Velodyne FSR-15. All fantastic subs. The creme-de-la-creme. All around $1500. I was close to making a decision, then I remembered a review in Home Theater Magazine on the Definitive Technology PF15TL. I sifted through all my recent issues of Home Theater Magazine and found the review. They loved it for its value and performance.

Now comes along the PF15TL+. Same basic design as the original PF15TL, but now with a 500-Watt amp (non-plus was 350-Watt), a dedicated LFE single input and the same price as the original: $699. I had to check it out.

I drove two hours from Massachusetts to State Street Discount in New Hampshire. The salesman gave me the remote, closed the door and let me be. I brought my own DVD copies of LOST IN SPACE, STAR TREK FIRST CONTACT and THE FIFTH ELEMENT. I also brought some audio, two-channel on CD.

I was totally blown away. On Dolby Digital it went deep, was well-defined and solid. I purposely tried to overdrive it, and it held up fine. No hint of distortion. It was never overbearing, blended in beautifully and was hard to localize. On music it was damn tight. It rocks!

This is absolutely the best value out there. Those of us who do not wish to, or can't, spend $1500 on a sub must hear this one. It gives up nothing to the other subs I auditioned. Plus it was easier to tell my wife that a replacement for the original sub I owned was less than half the price that I told her it would be.

How do you do it? The controls are solid. Although I will never use them, the speaker (high) level ins and outs are metal, high-quality five-way binding posts, just like my old sub. The cabinet seems well constructed, the driver looks like a tank; the general feel, fit and finish is top notch. The only complaint I have is the relatively short and cheesy power cord. I can live with that minor drawback at this price. No other corners appear cut. This thing delivers the goods like no other. It feels like I practically stole the thing at this low price. As good as the big-dollar boys at less than half the price. BRAVO. Keep it up!

Within the last year and a half, I have purchased the Powerfield Subwoofers PF18TL and PF15TL to hook up with my Dolby Digital/DTS Theater System. Let me tell you gentlemen: these subwoofers put out awesome deep, deep bass. I love my Definitive Subwoofers. I think you make the best powered subwoofers on the market today, bar none.

I had read so many stories about how good the PF15TL sounded, I had to hear it to believe it. That turned out to be the best buy I've ever made. No other sub sounds as good or goes as deep for the amount of money. Definitely worth every penny. I just bought a ProCenter C2... sounds great. Can't wait until I got enough money for some BP2002s... way to go Definitive!

I had a 120-Watt powered subwoofer from Radio Shack. An A/V installer said that most of my system was pretty good, except for the subwoofer. I read a review of the PF15TL 325-Watt subwoofer, but couldn't afford it. I finally had my $699 on Nov. 7 and went to Access DVD in Atlanta and bought it. What a difference — not only on the movies but especially on the CDs. It is fantastic — now I have to go replay all of my CDs, laser discs, and DVDs. Thanks for a great subwoofer and a great price!

I recently was in the market for a new powered sub. I had every intention of buying a Polk PSW650. I listened to it in the store and was really excited about getting it home. Then the salesman showed me the Definitive ProSub 200. I was amazed with the sound and power of this wonderful product. I bought it! After hooking it up at home and setting it in a corner it was mind blowing. I never thought it was possible to have this kind of bass in a large room. I will always purchase Definitive Technology speakers from now on.

I love my PF15TL! Being a college student, I was worried about putting so much money into a sub, but now I know that it was worth every cent! I knew that it would be a good quality sub, but it really exceeded my expectations. Keep up the good work and you have a customer for life!

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