Monolith THX Ultra Certified 2000 Watt Powered drops to $1734.91 on Amazon

$765.08 off right now.

If your home theater setup has been missing that chest-thumping low end, Monolith THX Ultra Certified 2000 Watt Powered drops to $1734.91 - save $765.08. This 31% discount brings a subwoofer built for large rooms (up to 3,000 cubic feet) down to a price worth acting on, especially given the amplifier hardware and THX certification under the hood.

THE DEAL

Monolith THX Ultra Certified 2000 Watt Powered

$1734.91 (was $2499.99) - Save $765.08 (31% off)

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Get This Price

For just $1734.91, down from its list price of $2499.99. The 30-day average sits at $1772.38, so this is below the recent norm.

Just keep in mind the all-time low was $1275, meaning this isn't the cheapest it has ever been -- but with the 90-day average at $1761.21, you are still saving versus recent pricing.

What You're Getting

THX Ultra Certified for large rooms up to 3,000 cubic feet. A 13-inch driver with a hybrid cone blending long fiber pulp and fiberglass for stiffness and low distortion. A 2000-watt RMS (3800+ watt peak) Class D amplifier built around a Texas Instruments 48-bit DSP engine with millisecond-level monitoring. The HDF cabinet features massive internal bracing and three ports with foam plugs to switch between sealed, semi-sealed, or ported operation.

Who This Is For

Best for: home theater enthusiasts with dedicated rooms who want THX Reference Level output without stepping up to commercial-grade gear. Works for anyone running a large living room setup or a media room where deep, clean bass matters for movies and music.

Skip this if your space is under 1,500 cubic feet -- this sub will overwhelm a small room.

Final Verdict

The 2000-watt amp and THX certification justify the price for anyone building a serious home theater. If you need room-filling bass before the holiday season. This is well below list and undercutting its 30-day average.

Just know the all-time low was deeper, so buy on your needs, not the headline savings.