Earthquake Sound MiniMe P10V2 Powered Subwoofer User’s Manual

Earthquake Sound MiniMe P10V2 Powered Subwoofer

About Earthquake Sound Corporation

For over 28 years, Earthquake Sound has been producing a variety of high- quality audio products that have impressed audiophile communities around the world. It all started in 1984 when Joseph Sahyoun, a music freak, and Aerospace Engineer unhappy with the existing loudspeaker technology and performance, decided to put his advanced engineering knowledge to use. He pushed technological boundaries to the limit to create the kind of subwoofer he could live with. Earthquake quickly created a name for itself in the car audio industry and became well-known for its powerful subwoofers and amplifiers. In 1997, using his existing expertise in the audio industry, Joseph Sahyoun expanded his company to home audio production.

Earthquake Sound has since evolved into a leader in the home audio industry, producing not only subwoofers and amplifiers but surround speakers and tactile transducers as well. Engineered by audiophiles for audiophiles, Earthquake Sound audio products are meticulously crafted to reproduce each and every single note perfectly, bringing your home theater experience to life. With true dedication and full attention to detail, Earthquake Sound engineers continuously develop new and better products to meet customers’ needs and go beyond their expectations.
From mobile audio to pro sound and home audio, Earthquake Sound has been selected as the winner of many prestigious awards based on sound quality, performance, value, and features. CEA and numerous publications have awarded Earthquake Sound with over a dozen design and engineering awards. Additionally, Earthquake Sound has been granted many design patents by the USPO for revolutionary audio designs that have changed the sound of the audio industry.

Headquartered in a 60,000-square-foot facility in Hayward, California USA, Earthquake Sound currently exports to over 60 countries worldwide. In 2010, Earthquake Sound expanded its export operations by opening a European warehouse in Denmark. This accomplishment was recognized by the US Department of Commerce who honored Earthquake Sound with an Export Achievement award at the 2011 Consumer Electronic Show. Just recently, the US Department of Commerce presented Earthquake Sound with another Export Achievement award for expanding its export operations in China.

Safety Instructions

Safety First
This documentation contains general safety, installation, and operating instructions for the MiniMe P10V2/P12V2 subwoofer. It is important to read this user’s manual before attempting to use this product. Pay particular attention to the safety instructions.

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Important Safety Instructions:

1. Read these instructions in their entirety.
2. Store this manual and packaging in a safe place.
3. Heed all warnings.
4. Follow instructions (do not take shortcuts).
5. Do not use this apparatus near water.
6. Clean only with a dry cloth.
7. Do not block any ventilation openings. Install in accordance with the manufacturer’s instructions.
8. Do not install near any heat sources such as radiators, heat registers, stoves, or other apparatuses that produce heat.
9. Do not defeat the safety purpose of the polarized or grounding-type plug. A polarized plug has two blades one wider than the other. The grounding-type plug has two blades and a third grounding prong. The wide blade or the third prong is provided for your safety. If the provided plug does not fit into your outlet, consult an electrician for the replacement of the obsolete outlet.
10. Protect the power cord from being walked on or pinched, particularly at plugs, convenience receptacles, and the point where they exit from the apparatus.
11. Only use attachments and accessories specified by the manufacturer.
12. Use only a compatible rack or cart for the final resting position.
13. Unplug this apparatus during lightning storms or when unused for a long period of time.
14. Refer all servicing to qualified service personnel. Servicing is required when the apparatus has been damaged in a way such as a power-supply cord or plug is damaged, liquid has been spilled or objects have fallen into the apparatus, the apparatus has been exposed to rain or moisture, does not operate normally, or has been dropped.
15. To reduce the risk of fire or electric shock, do not expose this apparatus to rain or moisture.

System Installation Considerations

There are several factors to consider before installing Earthquake Sound’s MiniMe P10V2/P12V2 Subwoofer.

• What are the intended listening zones?
• From where in each zone will the listener prefer to control the system? Where will the subwoofer be located?
• Where will the source equipment be located?

Connection Tips

• Keep all power cords away from all signal cables to prevent humming from induced noise.
• Choose reliable signal cable cords (Earthquake Sound also specializes in high-performance RCA cables and patches).
• All speaker wires that are run through the walls should be twisted type to reduce potential hum noise pick-up.
• It is best to use a grounded electrical outlet to power the amplifier. Lack of input ground reference could be unsafe. Consult with your electrical contractor about proper grounding.

Safe & Proper handling

The MiniMe P10V2 subwoofer is considerably lightweight and easy to maneuver. However, we encourage you to take precautions when unpacking the unit to prevent any possible damage to your

MiniMe P10V2/P12V2. We further suggest the following:

• Do not apply pressure or push against the face of the speaker as this will cause irreparable damage to the cone and suspension.
• When carrying the MiniMe P10V2/P12V2 , make sure that the speakers/grilles are away from your chest, eliminating the chance of pushing against the face of the speaker.
• Do not drop the MiniMe P10V2/P12V2 or subject it to sudden shocks. This will damage the external finish and weaken the enclosure, creating air leaks.
• Avoid exposing the MiniMe P10V2/P12V2 to moisture. Water will damage the structure as well as the amplifier and speakers.
• Cleaning the MiniMe P10V2/P12V2 is best done using a soft cloth. If needed, use a mild detergent with water. Like any other electrical unit, always unplug the unit before cleaning it.

Unpacking the MiniMe P10 /P12V2

• Keep the original carton and packing materials for future shipment or storage.
• Check for any visual signs of damage. If you encounter any concealed damage, consult your Earthquake Sound dealer before proceeding with the unit installation.
• Retain the sales receipt as it establishes the duration of the limited warranty and provides information for insurance purposes. The MiniMe is packaged well for safety. We highly suggest having a padded surface when unpacking it.

Step 1: On a padded surface, carefully place the box on its side to remove the bottom packing tape and staples.
Step 2: Without tilting the box too much, tug the bottom flaps outward and keep the protective foam in place.
Step 3: Gently reposition the box upright.
Step 4: Slide the box off, minding the protective foam on the top, bottom, and sides of the subwoofer.

Introduction

Earthquake Sound Corp. | 800-576-7944 | www.earthquakesound.com The MiniMe P10 /P12V2 system is designed to dramatically enhance your enjoyment of music and films at home by adding power and impact to low-frequency sound effects without taking up your entire living space.

Congratulations and thank you for choosing the Earthquake MiniMe P10 /P12V2 subwoofer as a key component of your audiophile system. The MiniMe P10 /P12V2 subwoofer utilizes an advanced digital class “D” amplifier, a premium long throw driver, and a mass-tuned passive radiator with patented SLAPS (Symmetrically Loaded Audio Passive System) Technology. With a ported design and piano gloss enclosure, the MiniMe subwoofer delivers phenomenal bass.

Designed in the USA, the MiniMe P10 /P12V2 subwoofer meets and exceeds all industry standards of performance and quality. With uncompromised “World Class” performance and superior technology, the MiniMe P10 /P12V2 subwoofer embodies both power and elegance.

What Makes a MiniMe?

Digital Class “D” Amplifier

The MiniMe P10V2/P12V2 amplifier utilizes the advanced class “D” circuitry with over 90% efficiency, allowing it to continuously perform without getting hot. The 600-Watt peak power amplifier is fully equipped with IR input, room tuning adjustments, 0 – 180° phase switch, low-level RCA inputs & outputs, auto signal sensing, as well as high-level speaker inputs and outputs.

Premium Long Throw Drivers

The active driver installed in every MiniMe P10V2/P12V2 is specifically designed for accurate reproduction of bass and sub-bass frequencies. Built with TCT (Turbine Cooled Transducer) Technology, stitched tensile leads, anti- wobble cone construction, and reinforced dust cap, the MiniMe P10V2/P12V2 driver effortlessly produces phenomenal bass with extremely low distortion while staying cool the entire time.

Mass Tuned SLAPS (Symmetrically Loaded Audio Passive System)

Earthquake’s own patented SLAPS passive radiator technology dramatically increases the subwoofer’s efficiency and capability for ultra-low frequency reproduction. The unique design of the SLAPS employs dual (identical) suspensions, allowing the passive driver to move the same amount of air in either direction. Coupled with the active driver, the SLAPS enables the sub to deliver louder bass without using more power from the amplifier.

Luxurious Piano Gloss Cabinet
The deep luxurious black piano lacquer begins with a thorough sanding and priming, followed by multiple applications of black lacquer with an additional fine sanding between each layer, and finished with a smooth, high gloss clear coat.

When it comes to elegance and style, the MiniMe P10V2/P12V2 delivers.

Control Panel Overview

1. LED Power Signal Indicator
   This LED indicator reflects the main power status of the amplifier as well as the state of the amplifier (whether the AUTO Sensing is on/off and whether a signal is being fed to the amplifier). Note that this LED will only light up when the main power switch is in the ON position.

2. Low-Level RCA Inputs & Outputs
   This is the best way to drive an audio signal to the MiniMe P10V2/P12V2.
   NOTE: DO NOT USE HIGH-LEVEL AND LOW-LEVEL INPUTS AT THE SAME TIME

3. Volume Control
   These remote buttons and knobs allow the user to control the volume of the subwoofer. Always start at the lowest setting and slowly increase the volume until the desired subwoofer level is reached. Use the MUTE button on the remote to mute or unmute the subwoofer.

4. Room Tuning Level & Frequency
   These control knobs allow the user to optimize the bass response of the subwoofer and obtain a well-balanced system response that matches their specific audio needs and preference.

5. High-Level Inputs / Outputs
   These binding post-style input terminals allow the MiniMe P10V2/P12V2 amplifier to receive a signal from the amplifier or receiver that is powering the surround speakers. The output terminals allow the MiniMe P10V2/P12V2 to drive stereo satellite speakers.

6. 110V/220V AC Selector
   The MiniMe P10V2/P12V2 can operate in a 110-120V or 220-240V environment. Simply slide the selector to the required power setting and replace the fuse to the proper rating prior to connecting the subwoofer to a power source.

7. Main Power Switch
   When switched OFF, the amplifier will remain off as there is no AC power being fed into it. We highly recommend keeping this switch OFF when the subwoofer is not being used for an extended period of time.

8. IR Input
   Simply plug the remote eye provided in the IR INPUT. Once plugged in, place the remote eye anywhere in the room where it is convenient for the user to control the amplifier using the included remote control.

9. AUTO/ON/OFF Switch
   This is a 3-way switch. When ON, the amplifier will remain on regardless of signal presence. When set to AUTO, the amplifier will only turn on when an audio signal is detected. Additionally, the amplifier will go to sleep/standby if it does not detect any signal after 15 minutes. When set to OFF, the amplifier will remain off regardless of signal presence. Note that the MAIN POWER switch must be ON for this feature to work.

10. 40Hz – 160Hz Frequency Adjustment
    This knob allows the user to set the subwoofer’s cut-off frequency. Signals above the set crossover frequency will be gradually rolled off to prevent them from interfering with the surround speakers.

11. LFE/SUB Operation Switch When the switch is in the LFE position, the subwoofer is running in full range mode (20Hz – 2kHz) and the frequency adjustment is disabled. When the switch is in the SUB position, the subwoofer reverts to manual frequency adjustment, allowing the user to operate and fine-tune the subwoofer to his/her preference.

12. 0-180° Phase Adjustment
    This 0° – 180° switch allows the user to synchronize the subwoofer to obtain a better and more precise bass response.

13. AC Power with Built-in Fuse
    This AC line connector is fused to protect the subwoofer from unwanted power surges. Be sure to use the proper fuse rating when replacing the fuse: 220-240V~50Hz: ø5x20mm, T3.15AL/250V
    To access the fuse compartment, simply unplug the subwoofer from any power source, place a flat-head screwdriver in the small notch, and pry it open as illustrated.

Placing Your Subwoofer(s)

You often hear the term “subwoofers are non-directional.” This is not true. It is harder to choose subwoofer placement when low frequencies are crossed. The wider the room, the more directional the subwoofer. The easiest solution is to use two (2) subwoofers, feed a mono signal to both, and place them in the front, one on the left and another on the right.

While having two (2) subs is better than one, the MONO signal that drives those subwoofers keeps them from projecting the three-dimensional images in the sub-harmonics. Using two (2) subwoofers allows you to cross the subs up to 150Hz sound quality, imaging, and staging. In some applications, you might have small front speakers or planar speakers. The two-front-subwoofer system is an excellent solution to planar speakers’ low-frequency response early roll-off from 150Hz on down. When placing these subwoofers in close proximity to the stereo satellite, the subs will enhance low-frequency extension. It will be better to have a stereo subwoofer to help with the lower bass notes and their placement.

Suppose you have only one (1) subwoofer in the room and it is placed on the right side of the room. If a bass guitar player was standing on the left side of the stage and played an EE note (42Hz), then the sub will also respond to that from the right side of the room and completely destroy the stage.

You will see illustrations showing the two (2) different suggested setups. In each of them, note the breakaway and the image separation represented by the black and gray arrows.

The black arrows represent the subharmonic frequencies.
The gray arrows represent the lows, mids, and highs as they follow the action.

The best response is achieved when the subharmonic frequencies are dynamically synchronized with the rest of the audio system, the black and gray arrows are identical

Single Subwoofer Setup
This is a GOOD setup. The subharmonic frequencies (black arrow) always move toward the sub in the single sub setup while the lows, mids, and highs (gray arrow) follow the action.

Placing the subwoofer in the corner of the room will produce a more boomy effect, often preferred for movies and soundtracks. For a music application, place the subwoofer as shown above or against the front wall, about a third of the room width.

Dual Subwoofer Setup with Mono Signal
This is a BETTER setup. In a dual subwoofer setup, the subharmonic frequencies (black arrow) always move toward the middle of the room while the lows, mids, and highs follow the action (gray arrow).

Notice the breakaway and image separation is less in this setup than in the single subwoofer setup.

Connecting Your Subwoofer(s)

Low-Level Setup – Single Sub

This is the best way to drive an audio signal into the MiniMe P10V2/P12V2. Today, all signal processors (5.1/6.1 and more advanced ones) come equipped with built-in pre-amplifier outputs (RCA) that include a subwoofer output. Generally, the SUB PRE OUT is in mono format. Connect the SUB PRE OUT from the processor/receiver to the MiniMe P10V2/P12V2’s LOW-LEVEL INPUT using a “Y” RCA cable.

We strongly recommend that you use the best available RCA connectors and cables. High-quality cables are normally triple-shielded and the connectors are gold-plated with forceful grasping.
When using this connection, the MiniMe P10V2/P12V2 only receives bass signals from the source. Therefore, the crossover frequency should be set at max value.

NOTE: DO NOT USE HIGH-LEVEL AND LOW-LEVEL INPUTS AT THE SAME TIME

Low-Level Setup – Dual Sub

For a more realistic sound stage and greater theater experience, we suggest having two (2) subwoofers and running them in stereo. Using a “Y” RCA cable, connect the SUB PRE OUT 1 of the receiver to the LOW-LEVEL INPUT of the left side MiniMe P10V2/P12V2. Using another “Y” RCA cable, connect the SUB PRE OUT 1 of the receiver to the LOW-LEVEL INPUT of the right side MiniMe P10V2/P12V2. In case the subwoofers become out of phase with the main front speakers, flip the phase switches to correct the problem. Note that maximum bass is only achieved when the sub is in phase with the speakers in your system.

NOTE: DO NOT USE HIGH-LEVEL AND LOW-LEVEL INPUTS AT THE SAME TIME

High-Level Setup – Single Sub

The MiniMe P10V2/P12V2 has a high/speaker-level input connection. This setup is a solution when you experience excessive noise or hum with the line- level input. Simply connect the speaker wire (up to 16-gauge) from the receiver’s SPEAKER OUTPUTS to the MiniMe P10V2/P12V2’s SPEAKER.

Remember to always connect red-to-red and black-to-black when making connections between a receiver/processor to the subwoofer. You will notice a lack of bass from your subwoofer if you inadvertently reverse one of the connections (i.e. red-to-black).

In case the MiniMe P10V2/P12V2 becomes out of phase with the main front speakers, adjust the phase shift to correct the problem. Note that maximum bass is only achieved when the sub is in phase with the speakers in your system.

NOTE: DO NOT USE HIGH-LEVEL AND LOW-LEVEL INPUTS AT THE SAME TIME

High-Level Single Sub + Satellite Setup

The MiniMe P10V2/P12V2 has a high/speaker level output connection that can be used to drive the stereo front or rear speakers.

Using speaker wires (up to 16-gauge), simply connect the receiver’s front speaker outputs to the MiniMe P10V2/P12V2 speaker level inputs. Then using speaker wires, connect the MiniMe P10V2/P12V2 speaker level outputs to the speakers.

Remember to always connect red-to-red and black-to-black when making connections between a receiver/processor to the subwoofer. You will notice a lack of bass from your subwoofer if you inadvertently reverse one of the connections (i.e. red-to-black).

In case the MiniMe P10V2/P12WV2 becomes out of phase with the main front speakers, adjust the phase shift to correct the problem. Note that maximum bass is only achieved when the sub is in phase with the speakers in your system.

NOTE: DO NOT USE HIGH-LEVEL AND LOW-LEVEL INPUTS AT THE SAME TIME

High-Level Dual Sub

Connect the speaker wire (up to 16-gauge) from the receiver’s RIGHT SPEAKER OUTPUTS to the MiniMe P10V2/P12V2’s RIGHT SPEAKER INPUTS.

Then, connect the speaker wire from the receiver’s LEFT SPEAKER OUTPUTS to the MiniMe P10V2/P12V2’s LEFT SPEAKER INPUTS.

Remember to always connect red-to-red and black-to-black when making connections between a receiver/processor to the subwoofer. You will notice a lack of bass from your subwoofer if you inadvertently reverse one of the connections (i.e. red-to-black).

In case the subwoofers become out of phase with the main front speakers, adjust the phase shift to correct the problem. Note that maximum bass is only achieved when the sub is in phase with the speakers
in your system.

NOTE: DO NOT USE HIGH-LEVEL AND LOW-LEVEL INPUTS AT THE SAME TIME

Room Tuning Your Subwoofer(s)

The room tuning EQ on the MiniMe P10V2/P12V2 is a cut EQ whose cut frequency and level are variables that can be adjusted to better suit the room.

There are two main methods for adjusting the level, crossover frequency, and phase of the Earthquake MiniMe P10V2/P12V2 to match a system:

Method 1 – Typical

By listening and making adjustments to suit your preference.

Method 2 – Laboratory

By measuring the output and adjusting for flat frequency response. Satisfactory results can be achieved if you make the adjustments based simply on listening. This is Earthquake’s preferred method as it allows the system to be voiced based on what sounds the best, whereas laboratory-flat frequency response can often be clinical and less than exciting. The following procedures are for those who prefer a more methodical and scientific approach. You will need a test CD with low-frequency warble tones and an SPL meter/spectrum analyzer.

• Step 1.
  Place the subwoofer at the preferred location in the room.

• Step 2.
  Place a spectrum analyzer or the SPL meter on the theater seat/sofa, at the listener’s ear level.

• Step 3.
  Send 20Hz – 70Hz tones with 5Hz increments through the front (left and right) speakers and subwoofer.

• Step 4.
  Document the peak SPL and frequency presented by the spectrum analyzer or SPL meter.

• Step 5.
  Set the ROOM TUNING FREQ to the peak frequency.

• Step 6.
  Set the ROOM TUNING LEVEL to achieve a flattened response.

Use the following charts to record more desirable data from test results.

Subwoofer Dimensions and Specifications

MiniMe P10V2

• Enclosure Type: Ported Enclosure with Passive
• Amplifier: 600 Watts MAX
• Power Drivers: 10” Premium Extended Excursion Subwoofer 10” Patented Mass Tuned SLAPS (Symmetrically Loaded Audio Passive System)
• Frequency Response: 20Hz – 135Hz
• Crossover Frequency: 40Hz – 160Hz
• Signal Sensing: AUTO/ON/OFF
• Inputs/Outputs: Low-Level RCA & High-Level Speaker Inputs High-Level Speaker Outputs
• Additional Features: Room Tuning Adjustments 0 – 180° Phase Adjustments IR Remote 110V/220V AC Selector
• Fuse Ratings: 110-120V~60Hz: ø5x20mm, T6.3AL/250V 220-240V~50Hz: ø5x20mm, T3.15AL/250V
• Dimensions (H x W x D) including feet, grilles & amp: 12 1/2” x 14”x 12 1/4” (318mm x 355mm x 312mm)

MiniMe P12V2

• Enclosure Type: Ported Enclosure with Passive

• Amplifier: 600 Watts MAX
  

• Power Drivers: 600 Watts MAX
  

• Drivers: 12” Premium Extended Excursion Subwoofer 12” Patented Mass Tuned SLAPS (Symmetrically Loaded Audio Passive System)

• Frequency Response: 18Hz – 115Hz

• Crossover Frequency: 40Hz – 160Hz

• Signal Sensing: AUTO/ON/OFF

• Inputs/Outputs: Low-Level RCA & High-Level Speaker Inputs High-Level Speaker Outputs

• Additional Features: Room Tuning Adjustments 0 – 180° Phase Adjustments IR Remote 110V/220V AC Selector
  

• Fuse Ratings: 110-120V~60Hz: ø5x20mm, T6.3AL/250V 220-240V~50Hz: ø5x20mm, T3.15AL/250V
  

• Dimensions (H x W x D) including feet, grilles & amp: 12 1/2” x 14”x 12 1/4” (318mm x 355mm x 312mm)

5 Year Warranty Information

Earthquake warrants the original purchaser that all Factory Sealed New Audio Products be free from defects in material and workmanship under normal and proper use for a period of five (5) years from the date of purchase (as shown on the original sales receipt with a serial number affixed/written on it).

The five (5) year limited warranty period is valid only if an authorized Earthquake dealer properly installs the product and the warranty registration card is properly filled out and sent to Earthquake Sound Corporation. If a non-authorized party installs the product, a ninety (90) day warranty period will be applied.

(A) Five (5) years limited warranty plan coverage guidelines:

• First year: Earthquake pays for labor, parts, and ground freight (only in the US mainland, not including Alaska and Hawaii. Shipping to us is not covered).
• Second, third, fourth & fifth year: Earthquake pays labor only. The customer must pay for parts and freight both
  ways.

(B) Warning:

• Products (sent in for repair) that are tested by Earthquake technicians and deemed to have no problem will not be covered by the limited warranty. The customer will be charged a minimum of one (1) hour of labor (at an ongoing rate) plus shipping charges back to the customer.
• Each product sent in for repair must be packaged in its original packaging. Otherwise, repackaging charges will apply in addition to the labor, parts, and shipping charges.

(C ) Earthquake will repair or replace at our option all defective products/parts subject to the following provisions:

• Defective products/parts have not been altered or repaired by anyone other than an Earthquake factory-approved technician.
• Products/parts are not subjected to negligence, misuse, accident, or damage by improper line voltage.
• Products/parts were used with incompatible products.
• The serial number or any part of the product has been altered, defaced, or removed.
• Products/parts have been used in any way that is contrary to Earthquake’s written instructions.

(D) Warranty Limitations:

• Warranty does not cover products that have been modified or abused, including but not limited to the following:
• Damages to the speaker cabinet and cabinet finish due to misuse, abuse, or improper use of cleaning materials/methods.
• Bent speaker frame, broken speaker connectors, hole(s) in speaker cone, hole(s) in surround &/ dust cap, and burnt speaker voice coil.
• Fading and/or deterioration of speaker components & finish due to improper exposure to elements.
• Bent amplifier casing, damaged finish on the casing due to abuse, misuse, or improper use of cleaning material.
• Burnt tracers on PCB.
• Product/part damaged due to poor packaging or abusive shipping conditions.
• Subsequent damage to other products.

A warranty claim will not be valid if the warranty registration card is not properly filled & returned to Earthquake with a copy of the sales receipt.

(E) Service Request:

To receive product service, contact Earthquake Service Department at 510-732-1000 and request an RMA number (Return Material Authorization). Items shipped without a valid RMA number will be refused. Make sure you provide us with your complete/correct shipping address, a valid phone number, and a brief description of the problem you are experiencing with the product. In most cases, our technicians might be able to resolve the problem over the phone, thus eliminating the need to ship the product.

(F) Shipping Instructions:

Product(s) must be packaged in its original protective box(es) to minimize transport damage and prevent repackaging cost (at the ongoing rates). Shipper claims regarding items damaged in transit must be presented to the carrier. Earthquake Sound Corporation reserves the right to refuse improperly packed products. The original bill of sale must accompany the product returned to service. We encourage you to include with the package a written description of the problem.

Ship product to:

Earthquake Sound Corp. 2727 McCone Avenue, Hayward, CA 94545
Tel: 510-732-1000

You are responsible for the cost of shipping the product to Earthquake Sound Corporation.

(G) Disputes Resolution:

All disputes between clients and Earthquake Sound Corporation resulting from the five (5) year limited warranty policy must be resolved according to the laws & registration of the county of Alameda, California.

The Sound That Will Move You

Earthquake Sound reserves the right to amend details of the specifications without notice. © Copyright Earthquake Sound Corporation Earthquake Sound Corporation 2727 McCone Avenue. Hayward CA, 94545. USA

• Phone: 510-732-1000
• Fax: 510-732-1095

FAQ’s

What is the power output of the MiniMe P10V2 subwoofer?

The power output varies depending on the model, but it's typically measured in watts RMS (root mean square).

What is the size of the subwoofer driver?

The MiniMe P10V2 usually features a 10-inch subwoofer driver.

Does the subwoofer come with a built-in amplifier?

Yes, the MiniMe P10V2 is a powered subwoofer, meaning it has a built-in amplifier.

What type of enclosure does the MiniMe P10V2 have?

The subwoofer typically comes in a compact and sealed enclosure.

What is the frequency response range of the subwoofer?

The frequency response range varies, and it's usually listed in Hertz (Hz).

How do I connect the MiniMe P10V2 subwoofer to my audio system?

The subwoofer can be connected to your audio system using various inputs, such as RCA or speaker level inputs.

Can I adjust the crossover frequency on the subwoofer?

Yes, the subwoofer usually has an adjustable crossover to match it with your main speakers.

What is the maximum SPL (Sound Pressure Level) output of the subwoofer?

The maximum SPL output varies and is usually measured in decibels (dB).

Is the MiniMe P10V2 suitable for both music and home theater use?

Yes, powered subwoofers like the MiniMe P10V2 are designed for both music and home theater applications.

Does the subwoofer have a phase adjustment feature?

Yes, some subwoofers come with a phase adjustment to help align the subwoofer's output with the main speakers.

Can I use multiple MiniMe P10V2 subwoofers in my setup?

Yes, you can use multiple subwoofers in your setup to enhance bass performance.

What are the available finishes for the MiniMe P10V2 subwoofer?

The available finishes may vary, but some common options include black, white, or wood veneer.

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