Name That Subwoofer - part 2

[Jeepers]

Front row, second from the left at the bottom, thus 3 : Paradigm Monitor Sub 12</SPAN></SPAN>

 

[Kruppy]

You're thisclose. It's a Rythmik alright, but if it's not the F15 or the F12 what's left? The E15HP! I'll give that one to you.

I knew it was going to be the one I didn't include.

 

[Kruppy]

Rear, first on the left looks to be a MFW-15, but with the MCCA turbo kit maybe. But the driver looks different than what I recall....

 

[Kruppy]

Right Front, Anthony Gallo Classico CLS-12?

 

[Kruppy]

Post Deleted.

 

[theJman]

Front row, second from the left at the bottom, thus 3 : Paradigm Monitor Sub 12</SPAN></SPAN>

Right you are.

 

[theJman]

Rear, first on the left looks to be a MFW-15, but with the MCCA turbo kit maybe. But the driver looks different than what I recall....

It is indeed an MFW with the Trubo upgrade. This one was handed to me directly by Mark Seaton, so it's the most current available. I know there was a short-lived version 1 driver prior, so perhaps that's where the confusion is?

Right Front, Anthony Gallo Classico CLS-12?

Correct again! You're on a role...

 

[theJman]

OK, so only two left now. Here's how things stack up thus far:

Front Row (left to right)
1: Aperion Audio Bravus somethingwhogivesadamn [1/2 credit Sheep]
2: Pinnacle Baby Boomer {the one on top} [BoredSysAdmin]
3: Paradigm Monitor Sub 12 [Jeepers]
4:
5: Anthony Gallo Acoustics Classico CL-S12 [Kruppy]

Back Row (left to right)
1: MFW Turbo [Kruppy]
2: Rythmik E15HP [Kruppy]
3: SVS SB13-Ultra [BoredSysAdmin]
4:

I've already given a hint about the sole remaining unit on the front row, so I'll leave it at that. Here's a bit of info for the one in the back right...

It's not from a company many have heard of, but if you've ever watched Black Hawk Down you've heard a soundtrack mastered on their equipment. This is a company known far more for studio monitoring than home theater.

 

[BoredSysAdmin]

OK, so only two left now. Here's how things stack up thus far:

Front Row (left to right)
1: Aperion Audio Bravus somethingwhogivesadamn [1/2 credit Sheep]
2: Pinnacle Baby Boomer {the one on top} [BoredSysAdmin]
3: Paradigm Monitor Sub 12 [Jeepers]
4:
5: Anthony Gallo Acoustics Classico CL-S12 [Kruppy]

Back Row (left to right)
1: MFW Turbo [Kruppy]
2: Rythmik E15HP [Kruppy]
3: SVS SB13-Ultra [BoredSysAdmin]
4: Quested X15?

I've already given a hint about the sole remaining unit on the front row, so I'll leave it at that. Here's a bit of info for the one in the back right...

It's not from a company many have heard of, but if you've ever watched Black Hawk Down you've heard a soundtrack mastered on their equipment. This is a company known far more for studio monitoring than home theater.

See above ......

 

[theJman]

See above ......

Nope, not a Quested. The company name is actually two words.

 

[Kruppy]

Right rear, Bag End ID-18 Home?

 

[theJman]

Right rear, Bag End ID-18 Home?

Wow, didn't think anyone was going to guess that one.

It's actually the ID-18 Pro -- they no longer make the Home version -- but it is the Bag End. Very impressive.

 

[theJman]

Front Row (left to right)
1: Aperion Audio Bravus somethingwhogivesadamn [1/2 credit Sheep]
2: Pinnacle Baby Boomer {the one on top} [BoredSysAdmin]
3: Paradigm Monitor Sub 12 [Jeepers]
4:
5: Anthony Gallo Acoustics Classico CL-S12 [Kruppy]

Back Row (left to right)
1: MFW Turbo [Kruppy]
2: Rythmik E15HP [Kruppy]
3: SVS SB13-Ultra [BoredSysAdmin]
4: Bag End ID-18 Pro [Kruppy]

Alright, just one more to go. Anyone care to tender a guess?

 

[Kruppy]

The last one has me stumped. Looks a little like Def Tech sub, but the top and bottom do not look piano black.

 

[theJman]

The picture doesn't really help either. I'd upload a different one but every time I try -- either from my hard drive or a URL -- I get an error saying it's too large. Since it's less than 100k that seems pretty silly, but I can't get past that forum issue for some reason.

Here's another hint though... it's hard to see but the grill cover is round, and the port is downfiring. This may be the only inexpensive subwoofer configured that way.

 

[Sheep]

The picture doesn't really help either. I'd upload a different one but every time I try -- either from my hard drive or a URL -- I get an error saying it's too large. Since it's less than 100k that seems pretty silly, but I can't get past that forum issue for some reason.

Here's another hint though... it's hard to see but the grill cover is round, and the port is downfiring. This may be the only inexpensive subwoofer configured that way.

Dayton Audio Sub 1200. FOR THE MOTHER ******* WIN!

SheepStar

 

[theJman]

Dayton Audio Sub 1200. FOR THE MOTHER ******* WIN!

We have a winner! And this time you get full credit. The SUB 1200 it is. This is the only forum that guessed them all. Very nicely done.

 

[theJman]

The final tally looks like this...

Front Row (left to right)
1: Aperion Audio Bravus somethingwhogivesadamn [1/2 credit Sheep]
2: Pinnacle Baby Boomer {the one on top} [BoredSysAdmin]
3: Paradigm Monitor Sub 12 [Jeepers]
4: Dayton Audio SUB 1200 [Sheep]
5: Anthony Gallo Acoustics Classico CL-S12 [Kruppy]

Back Row (left to right)
1: MFW Turbo [Kruppy]
2: Rythmik E15HP [Kruppy]
3: SVS SB13-Ultra [BoredSysAdmin]
4: Bag End ID-18 Pro [Kruppy]

 

[Sheep]

We have a winner! And this time you get full credit. The SUB 1200 it is. This is the only forum that guessed them all. Very nicely done.

Make another one. I could possibly do it with my stuff, but it's to easily recognised (SPL800 Acrylic).

SheepStar

 

[theJman]

Make another one.

Would that I could, but unfortunately those are all the units I have sitting around for review at this moment. When the next batch comes in I'll be able to start another thread.