Paradigm UltraCube 10 Subwoofer w/650W RMS Power

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Recent arrival into our shop that's different than the usual Velodyne models we usually see. 

Sounded excellent in our testing, plus its small form factor carries a very high partner acceptance factor.

Included with your purchase is the subwoofer as pictured plus a power cord.

$1200 MSRP

We also have listed as of this writing matching Paradigm Reference Millenia 300 Floorstanding Speakers in a striking silver finish.

Click below to add our recommended matching cables from Kimber Kable, all brand new as SkyFi is an official Kimber dealer.

Kimber Kable - Subwoofer Interconnect

Kimber Kable - Power Cords

More from Paradigm:
Single high-excursion driver, dual 229-mm (9 in) balanced-plane, high-velocity passive radiators, built-in advanced Class-D™ amplifier, USB Port / PBK Interface. Power output is 1950 watts Dynamic Peak/650 watts RMS.

SPECIFICATIONS:
DESIGN
Single high-excursion driver, dual passive radiators, built-in advanced Class-D™ amplifier, USB Port / PBK Interface

AMPLIFIER
1950 watts Dynamic Peak / 650 watts RMS

AMPLIFIER FEATURES
Auto-On / Off, soft clipping, thermal protection, electrical shorting protection

ROOM CORRECTION
pbk-1

LOW FREQUENCY EXTENSION
22 Hz (DIN)

LOW FREQUENCY DRIVER
254-mm (10 in) RCR™ mineral-filled co-polymer polypropylene cone, 38-mm (1-1/2 in) 4-layer voice-coil, dual spiders, AVS™ die-cast heatsink chassis

WEIGHT
29 lbs.
(13.3 kg)

FINISHES
Black Ash

LOW PASS FILTER FREQUENCY
Variable 40 Hz - 150 Hz; Bypass Option

SUB / SAT PHASE ALIGNMENT
Variable 0° - 180°

INPUTS
RCA (L/R-Mono) for L/R Line-Out or Sub-Out / LFE-Out of receiver, processor or other line-level source

PASSIVE RADIATORS
Dual 229-mm (9 in) balanced-plane, high-velocity passive radiators

DIMENSIONS H x W x D (INCLUDES GRILLES AND FEET)
12.9375" × 11.5" × 11.5"
(32.9cm × 29.2cm × 29.2cm)

The SkyFi Testing Process for Subwoofers:

Our subwoofer evaluation process starts with a visual inspection of all drivers. We are looking for damaged or deteriorating woofer surrounds, cone damage, or rubbing voice coils. We also inspect the input connections for damage.

After the initial visual inspection, we connect the sub at our bench and perform a sine wave sweep from about 200Hz down to around 10Hz. During this sweep we are listening for excessive rattle or other signs of improper function. If the sweep passes, we then increase the input level to evaluate how the woofer performs at high output levels. If the woofer has built in crossover features or multiple connection options these features are tested at this time.

We complete the subwoofer evaluation by feeding the unit with an audio signal in conjunction with our house music system to see how it responds to low frequency content in real world conditions while paired with a full range system.