Earthquake Sound MiniMe DSP P-10 Powered Subwoofer drops to $637.99

Save $371.01 on this price drop.

Subwoofer shoppers looking for serious low-end extension without a massive enclosure should pay attention to this deal. Earthquake Sound MiniMe DSP P-10 Powered Subwoofer drops to $637.99 - save $371.01. That is 37 percent off the $1009 list price and well below the $753.13 average this model has held over the past 30 days.

THE DEAL

Earthquake Sound MiniMe DSP P-10 Powered Subwoofer

$637.99 (was $1009) - Save $371.01 (37% off)

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Get This Price

For just $637.99, down from its list price of $1009. The 90-day average sits at $780.03 and the 180-day average at $792.36, so this price cuts roughly $140 to $155 below recent norms. While the all-time low of $325.61 is lower, that was an outlier -- the long-term trend has this sub hovering well above $700.

What You're Getting

The MiniMe DSP P-10 is a 10-inch powered subwoofer with a built-in 600-watt Class D amplifier and automatic signal-sensing turn-on with standby mode. DSP control runs through the iWoofer app on mobile devices, giving you auto room correction and fine-tuning from your couch. The SLAPS (Symmetrically Loaded Audio Passive System) radiator design uses a mass-tuned 10-inch passive radiator for accuracy at deeper frequencies. It includes RCA inputs, a sub operation switch for different range modes, a selective variable crossover, and operation status LEDs.

Frequency response covers 20 to 135Hz.

Who This Is For

Best for home theater builders and music listeners who want DSP-enabled bass tuning in a compact package. The built-in room correction through the iWoofer app makes it a strong pick for anyone who hates fiddling with sub placement.

Skip it if you need floor-rattling output from a ported design -- the passive radiator approach favors accuracy over brute SPL numbers.

The Caveat

The all-time low of $325.61 shows this sub can go much cheaper during aggressive sales windows. If you are not in a rush, waiting for a deeper discount around Black Friday or Prime Day could save more, though there is no guarantee it hits that price again.

Final Verdict

For $637.99. This is a DSP-controlled subwoofer with genuine room correction at a price that undercuts most competitors with similar features. If you want app-controlled bass tuning right now and the $371 savings works for your budget. This is the price to act on.