ME-700-DSP Plateamp
The all new ME-700-DSP is the amp used in the MiniMe DSP amplifier. It utilizes Earthquake’s advanced class “D” circuitry with over 90% efficiency plus the added benefits of DSP control through mobile devices. Professional room tuning is now made possible right through a mobile app allowing the user to dial in the sub exactly to the room that it is placed in.
In order to optimize sound and clarity on a subwoofer, it must be tuned properly to its environment. Through an automated room correction process that the iWoofer™ Pro app offers, you will get the customized performance that you deserve and achieve the maximum amount of SPL and a more linear response for your home theater. Up to a 48dB/octave crossover is also available within the application for a steep frequency cutoff.
The ME-700-DSP is based on the same metal plate and hole pattern as the amps used in the MiniMe-P10 /P12, MiniMe-P10-V2 / P12-V2 and will be the perfect replacement of an old plate amp or a great update to get the new DSP features.
Please note:
On older subs like the MiniMe-P10 and MiniMe-P12 you may need to modify the cutout hole (this will not damage the lacquer finish). This can easily be done with a wood rasp and it is recommended to vacuum the sub after this is done. After installing the amp, the modification will not be visible on the finished product.
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ME-700-DSP Plateamp
ME-700-DSP Plateamp
The all new ME-700-DSP is the amp used in the MiniMe DSP amplifier. It utilizes Earthquake’s advanced class “D” circuitry with over 90% efficiency plus the added benefits of DSP control through mobile devices. Professional room tuning is now made possible right through a mobile app allowing the user to dial in the sub exactly to the room that it is placed in.
In order to optimize sound and clarity on a subwoofer, it must be tuned properly to its environment. Through an automated room correction process that the iWoofer™ Pro app offers, you will get the customized performance that you deserve and achieve the maximum amount of SPL and a more linear response for your home theater. Up to a 48dB/octave crossover is also available within the application for a steep frequency cutoff.
The ME-700-DSP is based on the same metal plate and hole pattern as the amps used in the MiniMe-P10 /P12, MiniMe-P10-V2 / P12-V2 and will be the perfect replacement of an old plate amp or a great update to get the new DSP features.
Please note:
On older subs like the MiniMe-P10 and MiniMe-P12 you may need to modify the cutout hole (this will not damage the lacquer finish). This can easily be done with a wood rasp and it is recommended to vacuum the sub after this is done. After installing the amp, the modification will not be visible on the finished product.
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Description
The all new ME-700-DSP is the amp used in the MiniMe DSP amplifier. It utilizes Earthquake’s advanced class “D” circuitry with over 90% efficiency plus the added benefits of DSP control through mobile devices. Professional room tuning is now made possible right through a mobile app allowing the user to dial in the sub exactly to the room that it is placed in.
In order to optimize sound and clarity on a subwoofer, it must be tuned properly to its environment. Through an automated room correction process that the iWoofer™ Pro app offers, you will get the customized performance that you deserve and achieve the maximum amount of SPL and a more linear response for your home theater. Up to a 48dB/octave crossover is also available within the application for a steep frequency cutoff.
The ME-700-DSP is based on the same metal plate and hole pattern as the amps used in the MiniMe-P10 /P12, MiniMe-P10-V2 / P12-V2 and will be the perfect replacement of an old plate amp or a great update to get the new DSP features.
Please note:
On older subs like the MiniMe-P10 and MiniMe-P12 you may need to modify the cutout hole (this will not damage the lacquer finish). This can easily be done with a wood rasp and it is recommended to vacuum the sub after this is done. After installing the amp, the modification will not be visible on the finished product.
