Earthquake SUB-80X Powered Down-Firing Home Subwoofer - sees price cut to $249.90
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Save $40 on the Earthquake SUB-80X subwoofer, now $249.90 for tight bass below its 30-day average.
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Earthquake SUB-80X Powered Down-Firing Home Subwoofer - sees price cut to $249.90
A $40.48 discount that's hard to ignore. The Earthquake SUB-80X Powered Down-Firing Home Subwoofer drops to $249.90 - save $40.48. This 14% cut brings an already strong performer below its 30-day average of $290.38, making it one of the better pricing windows for buyers who want tight, room-filling bass without spending on a 10- or 12-inch setup.
For just $249.90, below its 30-day average of $290.38. Over the last 90 days, the average sat at $281.03, and the 180-day average was $287.17, so this price is running a clean $30-plus under the norms.
If you have been watching this subwoofer. This is the lowest range it has touched recently.
The Earthquake SUB-80X packs a 300W peak Class AB amplifier into a compact down-firing 8-inch enclosure. The wide-edge Santoprene surround and 48 oz high-density magnet improve durability and excursion, while the 2-inch high-temperature voice coil handles extended playback without thermal issues. A flared front-facing port works with the down-firing woofer to balance depth and impact. Connectivity is versatile enough to pair with most satellite speakers, so integration into an existing system is straightforward.
Best for: home theater builders who want a dedicated subwoofer in a medium-sized room without the footprint of a larger unit. Also a strong fit for stereo setups that lack low-end punch.
Skip this if you need sub-30Hz extension for serious home theater LFE channels - an 8-inch driver has limits, and the Earthquake plays best in the upper bass range where it delivers tight, controlled output.
Below its 30-day average by a solid margin and paired with a capable amp, the SUB-80X is a smart pickup for anyone upgrading from a budget sub or filling a gap in a 2.1 or 5.1 system. If you need bass that hits clean rather than loud. This is the price to move on.

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