Passive or Active Cabinets

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These look pretty cool. Currently only for 21" drivers but a possibility of 18". Designed by Mark Seaton including a custom dsp, loaded into a inuke3000.

https://data-bass.com/data?page=system&id=144

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I find the cabinet somehow expensive. That's a simple ducted box, not a transmission line or a complex horn like the Klipsch.
 
My initial impression also, even considering that it's assembled and possibly finished and freight included....wonder how much a flatpack would be instead. Still, you could build your own for the driver....but as a simple turnkey kinda setup it has its attraction I suppose.

I find the cabinet somehow expensive. That's a simple ducted box, not a transmission line or a complex horn like the Klipsch.
 
I find the cabinet somehow expensive. That's a simple ducted box, not a transmission line or a complex horn like the Klipsch.
For the price and 150# cabinet well constructed, including DSP file from Mark, its seems decent for those that cant build but want semi dyi. With the 21" drivers, as you can see from Josh's review, the final product is a beast of a sub system.
 
I like the idea of passive cabs because you are not limited to placing the near a power source. (i.e. the length of the power cable.)
 

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