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    Revel subwoofer....

    is theis the factory cabinet housing a sub1500?

    http://cgi.ebay.com/Revel-SUB30-Subw...QQcmdZViewItem


    damn that's a bunch of $$$$

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    Nope - that's not the same. I believe the one with the Sub1500 is the Ultima SUB-15/LE or something. I've got all the info on it somewhere - give me some time to look it up, unless someone has more info sooner. A search will also turn up tons of info.

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    And the transducer is ...

    What's the transducer in this beast?

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    Here

    Is where you can get most of the info.

    20Hz and up + or - 0.5dB!

    http://www.revelspeakers.com/product...view.asp?ID=13
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    They also still have the info on the original Ultima Sub15/LE1 that used the JBL Sub1500 speaker: http://www.revelspeakers.com/product...view.asp?ID=24

    The manual is also available there for the Sub15/LE1: http://www.revelspeakers.com/product...ID=24&FileID=8

    Here's a drawing from the manual. If you're familiar with the Sub1500 you can tell the speaker depicted is clearly the Sub1500.

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    Yeah.

    Harman giveth, and Harman taketh away. Sigh.
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    Quote Originally Posted by johnaec
    They also still have the info on the original Ultima Sub15/LE1 that used the JBL Sub1500 speaker: http://www.revelspeakers.com/product...view.asp?ID=24

    The manual is also available there for the Sub15/LE1: http://www.revelspeakers.com/product...ID=24&FileID=8

    Here's a drawing from the manual. If you're familiar with the Sub1500 you can tell the speaker depicted is clearly the Sub1500.

    John
    Is that just a brace behind the woofer or does is make up a part of the tuning of the box ?
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    Quote Originally Posted by hector.murray
    What's the transducer in this beast?
    Here is a stock photo.
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    Quote Originally Posted by LE15-Thumper
    Here is a stock photo.
    That's the Sub1500 - I think he was asking what speaker the new Revel 30 series uses. :dont-know

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    Quote Originally Posted by LE15-Thumper
    Is that just a brace behind the woofer or does it make up a part of the tuning of the box ?
    I'm willing to bet it's just bracing...

    John

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    Quote Originally Posted by hector.murray
    What's the transducer in this beast?
    Somewhere I saw a photo of the Ultima Sub 30 with the grille removed, but I can't find it now. As I recall, it has an "inverted dome" instead of a standard cone.

    Here's a cross-section view of the system - you can easily see the difference between this system and the original Sub15 with the JBL Sub1500. Note the use of a passive radiator on the bottom.

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    Thumbs up Thanks, John

    Quote Originally Posted by johnaec
    Somewhere I saw a photo of the Ultima Sub 30 with the grille removed, but I can't find it now. As I recall, it has an "inverted dome" instead of a standard cone.

    Here's a cross-section view of the system - you can easily see the difference between this system and the original Sub15 with the JBL Sub1500. Note the use of a passive radiator on the bottom.

    John
    Great! I wondered where the passive was deployed. No wonder I couldn't see it.
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    From the XS, that be a "hyper-excursion" driver.

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    Read me

    Here's a hyper-happy review.

    http://www.stereophile.com/loudspeak...ews/1104revel/

    It briefly touches on the SUB15 heritage, then moves on.
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