Review on 🔊 Enhanced Earthquake Sound Supernova MKIV-10 Powered Subwoofer with SLAPS Technology, Sleek Black Ash Finish by Angela Johnson

I currently use 4 different types of earthquake subwoofers and they all outperform the usual high quality audio you buy at big audio stores. I have a Supernova 15 Gen 1. I also have a Mini-me P8 and P10 plus this monster. I have many friends who have very expensive high end audio systems like me and they have all switched subwoofers to earthquakes because if you want musical bass that literally kills everything this is the way to go. I'm not exaggerating, if I turn on my system in the basement of my man cave, I can smash pictures off the wall on the 2nd floor of my house. If I put my system on the 2nd floor of my house I would call the police every other day because subwoofers are so evil. You have to understand that earthquakes have been a side business since the 1980's. For many years they were primarily a car audio company, winning many competitions for their designs and speakers, and over the past 20 years have delved into a home audio market unfamiliar to most people on the east coast. This is kind of a little secret that not everyone knows about yet. Bottom Line: If you're spending $500-$1,000 on a high-end subwoofer and you want something musical yet rockin', consider an Earthquake! For all the music snobs, yes they adapt very well to music and movies but at the same time if you are a hip hop freak and want to knock the fillings out of your teeth like a car system they will do it, without sweating.🔊🤯