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The subwoofer consists of a 12" driver and a downwards-firing bass radiator.
Sometimes even paradise isn’t perfect.
It’s loud, of course.
But where are the cataclysmic rumbles of thundering subsonic energy?
The subwoofer consists of a 12" driver and a downwards-firing bass radiator.
Where are the tidal waves of bass energy?
What do you do when 3,000 watts just aren’t enough?
Nakamichi Dragon: what is it?
The flagship configuration uses four subs for earth-shaking bass.
But that was with four meager eight-inch subwoofers.
Nakamichi Dragon: what makes it special?
The drivers here are 12-inch aerospace-grade aluminum, backed with a wafer-thin layer of carbon fiber.
Nakamichi says that it reproduces low-frequency effects “with authority, just like your local Dolby Atmos theater”.
With the full complement of subs, that’s likely to be quite the experience.
Nakamichi Dragon: is it worth it?
And there’s also a two-sub option with 8-inch subs rather than 12-inch ones.
That delivers 3,000W and costs $3,999.
But of course, power and price don’t tell the whole story.
What about the sound?
But you didn’t come to an article about a four-sub system for subtlety, did you?
