Press Release: LAS VEGAS– Audiomobile announced the initial deliveries of its latest ‘Solopass’ compact subwoofer systems.
While Audiomobile has offered small form-factor subwoofer enclosures for over 6 years, these new models are Audiomobile’s first ‘loaded’ subwoofer systems.
The unique, high-power enclosures were recently introduced at Knowledge in Dallas. They offer premium construction and are designed and fully CNC manufactured on the West Coast, to Audiomobile standards.
Matt Overpeck, EVP of Audiomobile commented, “…Our goal was to craft the ideal combination of American manufactured, ‘drop-in’ subwoofer solutions, while addressing both an array of popular ‘vehicle specific’ applications, but with unique capability to offer substantially greater platform application flexibility. We are very confident we have achieved that daunting challenge…”
Key ‘Solopass’ features include —
Premium ¾” USA MDF panels, featuring double front baffles, for extreme rigidity, plus flush-mounted drivers.
Fully cross-braced and feature ‘Dado’ joint construction and premium adhesives, to insure air-tight seal.
Premium, plush black carpet, or spray-on ‘bedliner’ coating, depending on specific vehicle / form-factor needs.
Gold-plated, 8-gauge, 5-way binding terminals, to accept Banana Plug connectors, for easy install and removal.
All models are rated for a minimum 400 watts RMS, to over 1,000 watts, making them unique in the market.
Available in Compact Sealed, Ported and Dual Driver systems, for an array of Trucks, Cars and SUV’s.
The first three models are now shipping, and include the ‘Classic’ SS 255.1 (Omnimount wedge ‘Truckbox’), the
SPT 255.2 (‘Tacoma’ dual 10 wedge system), the SS 255.2 (dual ‘GTS 10’ Down-fire system).
Additional models are now in development, and will be introduced over the next few months. Solopass system prices start at $499 MSRP.
The reference regarding use of ‘4K’ is a function of a few factors. The first is the ‘Encore’ 4400 series has a four-thousand model number. Second, as it is also the 12V Industry’s first (and only) 1,000 watt RMS ‘low-profile’ subwoofer, it is rated at 4,000 watts (per EIA 6 dB “crest-factor”) music-power. And finally, due to its array of unique, advanced, Prosound transducer technologies, it represents a new paradigm in the pursuit of low-distortion (aka “High Definition”) subwoofer technology. Thus its ‘4K’ designation is appropriate, providing you understand what the definition suggests.
I read Automobile Companies’ ad text of 4K ULTRA HD nonsense as well…. Oh! the LF drivers are 4K…. Why didn’t ya say so………… Too Funny.
Is no one gonna talk about the 4K ULTRA HD?