Earthquake Sound MiniMe DSP P63B Micro Powered drops to $597.65

$101.35 off right now.

Earthquake Sound MiniMe DSP P63B Micro Powered drops to $597.65 - save $101.35. That is 14 percent off the usual $699 list price and well below the 30-day average of $694.75.

If you have been shopping for a compact subwoofer that does not compromise on low-end authority. This is a rare discount outside major sales events.

THE DEAL

Earthquake Sound MiniMe DSP P63B Micro Powered

$597.65 (was $699) - Save $101.35 (14% off)

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For just $597.65, down from its list price of $699. The MiniMe DSP P63B normally sits near $698 on average over the last six months, so this price cut stands out.

Earthquake Sound packs a lot of engineering into a chassis that measures under nine inches square, making it one of the few serious subwoofers that fits tight entertainment centers without sacrificing output.

What You're Getting

The MiniMe DSP P63B pairs a 6.5-inch inverted active driver with dual opposing 6.5-inch SLAPS passive radiators, effectively tripling the radiating surface area for deep, controlled bass down to 30Hz. A 600W peak Class D amplifier drives the whole setup. The built-in Digital Signal Processor gives you app-based control over crossover, phase, EQ, and slope settings from your listening position without reaching behind the sub. Crossover ranges from 40Hz to 180Hz with up to 48dB/octave slopes.

Inputs are low-level RCA. Dimensions: 8.75 x 8.75 x 9 inches, 13.84 pounds.

Who This Is For

Best for home theater builders who need serious low-end in a small footprint. The DSP app tuning makes it ideal for rooms where the subwoofer sits in a corner or behind furniture and you cannot easily reach the controls.

Skip this if you need a sub for large open spaces above 400 square feet, where a 10-inch or 12-inch driver would match the room better.

Final Verdict

The $101.35 savings puts this well below its long-term average and makes the MiniMe DSP P63B an easier call for anyone who wants DSP flexibility without stepping up to a full-size enclosure. If your space demands a compact sub but you refuse to compromise on sub-40Hz performance. This is the price to move on.