Audioengine S8 vs Definitive Technology Supercube 2000

Audioengine S8 review

The subwoofer is equipped with a classic Hi-Fi amplifier working in A / B class and developing an output power of up to 250 watts. Audioengine S8 vs Definitive Technology Supercube 2000 has an 8-inch driver size, Supercube 2000 has only 7-inch. To provide the input signal, three inputs are provided – two linear stereo speakers, decorated with RCA and mini-jack connectors, and an LFE input for connecting to the corresponding output of AV receivers or stereo systems 2.1. On the rear panel of the device, there is a linear output for supplying an audio signal to another subwoofer, connected in series.

Definitive Technology Supercube 2000 review

Definitive Technology Supercube 2000 has 650 W vs Audioengine S8 – 250 W power. This sub is compact. Its height is 10-inches, as is its width with depth, like a real cube. The SuperCube 2000 features a 7.5-inch woofer combined with two 7.5-inch low-level passive bass drivers. The SuperCube 2000 subwoofer is very minimalistic, starting with the look and ending with the connectivity options. So the device is equipped with a single LFE input and a Min / Max level control, which means that the subwoofer settings will be controlled using a preamplifier or receiver.

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