SLAPS-12
Earthquake SLAPS are Tunable Passive Radiators that provide additional bass, without additional amplifier power or enclosure volume.
Designed to perfectly complement all good quality long-throw woofers on the market. SLAPS add up to +6dB of bass compared to regular sealed and ported enclosures. The benefit of them being user tunable is they can be integrated into virtually any sub/ cabinet combination.
Key Installation Benefits:
- Installs just like a subwoofer
- Slim-mount design is only 3-inches deep
- No increase over existing sealed subwoofer enclosure sizes
- Easy tuning for quick adjustments
Subwoofer Design with SLAPS Passive Radiators Calculator (opens in new tab)
Earthquake SLAPS are Tunable Passive Radiators that provide additional bass, without additional amplifier power or enclosure volume.
Designed to perfectly complement all good quality long-throw woofers on the market. SLAPS add up to +6dB of bass compared to regular sealed and ported enclosures. The benefit of them being user tunable is they can be integrated into virtually any sub/ cabinet combination.
Key Installation Benefits:
- Installs just like a subwoofer
- Slim-mount design is only 3-inches deep
- No increase over existing sealed subwoofer enclosure sizes
- Easy tuning for quick adjustments
Subwoofer Design with SLAPS Passive Radiators Calculator (opens in new tab)
Description
Earthquake SLAPS are Tunable Passive Radiators that provide additional bass, without additional amplifier power or enclosure volume.
Designed to perfectly complement all good quality long-throw woofers on the market. SLAPS add up to +6dB of bass compared to regular sealed and ported enclosures. The benefit of them being user tunable is they can be integrated into virtually any sub/ cabinet combination.
Key Installation Benefits:
- Installs just like a subwoofer
- Slim-mount design is only 3-inches deep
- No increase over existing sealed subwoofer enclosure sizes
- Easy tuning for quick adjustments
Subwoofer Design with SLAPS Passive Radiators Calculator (opens in new tab)
