SUB-3.2H Powered Subwoofer

I have used Polk HTS 12 inch ported 400 watt subwoofer, Swans 10 closed box 200 watt subwoofer, Wharfedale 10 inch closed box subwoofer and of course, the regular 2.1 subwoofers. Divine audio subwoofer is better than all of them. Polk was boomy, Wharfedale was underpowered. Swans and Divine Audio sub are equal but Swans cost twice the money. I can say with confidence this subwoofer is better or equal to any other subwoofer below 40K range. Not too boomy and has enough firepower. Very good price to performance ratio and excellent value for money. Great for movies, good for music. Great job Divine audio.

no highpass so the sub bottoms out every time

Worth the Price The Sound quality is good

Great bass. Good quality box and speaker. Maybe not be on power with the more expensive brands. But really does the job. Worth every penny.

“When the bass reaches an average level, the sound becomes distorted and there’s also a crackling or popping noise.”No refund only exchange. Once you paid, be trapped

Writing this review after using this Sub for just 4-5 hours, will update my opinion after about a month. It's a great value for money product. I listened to many subwoofers in 20k to 30k price range including Taga, Yamaha, Polk Audio, Elac etc; but to my surprise this Divine 3.2H sub is father of all. Was concerned earlier, as this product is not "Amazon fulfilled" and that's why subwoofer remained in wish list for about 3 months. But finally gave a shot and product is well built and goes to very low frequencies as mentioned. In my current setup I just replaced subwoofer but overall experience is much enhanced now. Above review is initial impression and will update this review about a month later. Regards, Milind Pande

Seller is a good person he really responses to our couries and complaints. The product is also good

Very bad sounds