Boston Acoustics HPS 10SE Horizon Subwoofer

A new way to meet the neighbors.
Boston believes bass should be felt, as well as heard. That’s why Horizon powered subwoofers feature large front-firing cones and Boston’s proprietary Deep Channel Design (DCD) technology. Hold on to your popcorn, the turbulence is purely intentional.

What it means to be from Boston.
Many manufacturers design speaker systems around third-party, off -the-shelf parts.
Boston Acoustics engineers every component of every system to meet the highest performance standards (our own). Of course, performance is only one measure of value.
So we’re careful to build all our products with strict attention to everything from the choice of materials to the details of fi t and finish. Its how we’ve been exceeding the expectations of serious listeners for nearly thirty years.

Raw power, refined.
There’s no denying that HPS subwoofers are powerful, but they can’t be confused with blunt instruments. The front baffles are gently curving surfaces. The woofer assemblies feature low-mass cones and the cabinets are extensively ribbed and braced with MDF to reduce unwanted resonances. And every model features a volume and crossover control to adjust performance to the acoustics of your room, and a phase switch to keep output in sync with your speakers. The result is deep, distortion-free bass that enhances (rather than overpowers) speaker performance — even at the highest output levels.

·  10-inch woofer
·  150 watts RMS
·  High-output front firing, rear ported Deep Channel Design (DCD) drivers
·  BassTrac circuitry for tight, distortion-free bass at all output levels