Earthquake Sound MiniMe DSP P8 Subwoofer drops to $432.50

$206.55 off right now.

Earthquake Sound's compact but powerful MiniMe DSP P8 subwoofer just got a serious price reduction. This 8-inch powered subwoofer with DSP control and SLAPS passive radiator technology is now available at its best price in months.

Earthquake Sound MiniMe DSP P8 Powered Subwoofer drops to $432.50 - save $206.55

THE DEAL

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Earthquake Sound MiniMe DSP P8 Powered Subwoofer

$432.50 (was $639.05) - Save $206.55 (32% off)

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For just $432.50, below its 180-day average of $639.05 this is a significant discount from its typical pricing, which has averaged around $586.90 over the past month. The current price undercuts recent market rates by more than $150, making this one of the better opportunities to pick up this compact subwoofer.

What You're Getting

The Earthquake Sound MiniMe DSP P8 is a compact 8-inch powered subwoofer with a built-in 600-watt Class D amplifier. It features DSP control through the iWoofer app for mobile devices, including auto room correction capabilities.

The SLAPS passive radiator system delivers accurate bass response in smaller spaces. You get RCA inputs, variable crossover control, and a frequency response range of 20-160Hz.

The automatic signal-sensing turn-on and standby mode make it easy to integrate into any home theater or audio setup.

Who This Is For

Best for: Home theater enthusiasts with space constraints who want serious bass performance. This subwoofer fits well in apartments, smaller living rooms, or desktop audio setups where floor space is limited.

It's also ideal for those who want app-based DSP control for room optimization. Skip this if you need massive, room-shaking bass for large spaces or if you're looking for the absolute lowest frequency extension.

The Caveat

While the 8-inch driver and passive radiator design deliver impressive output for its size, this isn't a replacement for larger 12-inch or 15-inch subwoofers in dedicated home theaters. The compact design trades some maximum output for space efficiency.

Final Verdict

At $432.50, this compact subwoofer offers premium features like DSP control and passive radiator technology at a price that's $206 below its recent average. If you need quality bass in a space-conscious package with modern app control, this price makes the MiniMe DSP P8 a smart buy.

Wait if you have a large room that requires more substantial bass output.