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MTX Thunder Round TR Series Subwoofer Review


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The new 2008-release Thunder Round TR series subwoofer is the upgraded version of MTX?s previous line of Thunder subwoofers. The Thunder Round subwoofers are relatively affordable, ranging anywhere from $100-$225 depending on the type and size purchased. Consumers will be able to choose from single 2 ohms, dual 2 ohms, single 4 ohms, or dual 4 ohms impedance in 10?, 12?, or 15? diameter.

Don?t let the affordability factor fool you. These subwoofers are considered pre-competition level performers. The TR series subwoofers feature a stylish polypropylene cone with MTX Audio logo and an extremely rigid stitched NBR (Nitrile-Butadiene-Rubber) surround. In addition, the MTX Audio subwoofers feature a tough and durable stamped basket design, protecting the vital internal components of the subwoofer.
What?s incredible with these subs at such a low cost is their ability to perform at no less than 300 watts RMS! That means loud and that means more bass-thumping power with than any other similarly priced subwoofers. The TR series subwoofers are created with performance and style in mind, and it is truly revealed in the technology used to create it.

We?ve already established its durability, ruggedness, and its power handling, so now we?ll talk about its performance. Imagine having MTX Audio?s ALDS (Asymmetrical Linear Drive System) signature technology that allows the subwoofer to perform with a spider and pole piece that operates smoothly like a piston. Another feature of the TR series subwoofer is its high-temperature industrial grade voice coil that comes in either dual or single impedance configurations.

To top it all off, MTX Audio Thunder Round TR Series subwoofers feature massive magnet structures that will ensure hard-bumpin? bass performance. The smallest magnet the Thunder Round features is 93oz., with 130oz. magnet being their largest that is featured on the 15? TR75 subwoofer. If you want a low-cost high performing subwoofer, find a Thunder Round subwoofer while supplies last!

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