Earthquake Sound MiniMe DSP P8 Powered Subwoofer drops to $308.27

Down $490.73 from the usual price.

You can pick up serious home theater bass for less than the cost of a mid-range soundbar right now. The Earthquake Sound MiniMe DSP P8 Powered Subwoofer drops to $308.27 -- save $490.73. That is 61 percent off the $799 list price and well below the $443 average the sub has settled at over the last 30 days.

THE DEAL

Earthquake Sound MiniMe DSP P8 Powered Subwoofer

$308.27 (was $799) - Save $490.73 (61% off)

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This sub usually hovers in the $440 to $540 range -- the 90-day average sits at $543 and the 180-day average at $542. Landing at $308 is a genuine outlier, not a routine fluctuation.

If you have been tracking compact powered subs with DSP room correction. This is the lowest spread between price and performance you will find right now.

What You're Getting

The MiniMe DSP P8 packs a 600-watt Class D amplifier inside an 8-inch enclosure with a passive radiator system Earthquake calls SLAPS. That is a mass-tuned design meant to deliver deeper extension than the driver size suggests.

Frequency response reaches down to 20Hz. DSP control runs through the iWoofer app on your phone, which also handles auto room correction.

You get RCA inputs, a variable crossover, and an auto signal-sensing turn-on circuit that simplifies integration with any existing system.

Who This Is For

Best for: Home theater owners who want subwoofer-grade bass without parking a refrigerator-sized box in the corner. The compact 8-inch form factor fits under desks, behind seating, or inside cabinets.

Skip it if you need party-level SPL for large open spaces -- single 8-inch drivers have output limits, and this sub rewards precision over raw volume.

Final Verdict

The DSP tuning and SLAPS radiator give the MiniMe DSP P8 an unusually flat response for its size class. At $308, it undercuts comparable DSP-equipped subs by a wide margin and sits below its own 30-day average by $135.

If you need clean, room-corrected bass in a small footprint. This is the price to lock in.