Green Mountain Sub??

Having talked to Roy about his speakers on a couple of occasions my guess is that his sub is very fast, articulate and weighty. Pretty much everything you'd want or expect out of a sub.

Roy is working on a Mk3 version of his sub - which should be done soon - no specific date. It is a passive sub - you will need a crossover and an amplifier for it. I believe it will be a 12 inch version. I am certain it will be quick and articulate - and Roy has some definite ideas about placement in order to properly integrate with your montitors. Although I have not heard them yet, I will be getting one when they are available. I hope this helps.

- Scott

I have one sitting in a closet now for a couple or years. I currently don't own an amp to drive it. It's your basic sub with a 12 inch driver in an MDF box about 16x16 with a large aero port on the side and finished in a pebble black paint. As I recall, the MDF panels are fairly thick. The external crossover Roy sold was made by Energy. I don't recall the model. Bass response in my room is problematic and in the end I found better low end response with a pair of Nautilus 802's vs the Diamantes and the sub. I still use the Diamantes but not the sub. Maybe, I'll find a suitable amp again and give it another try.