Infinity Intermezzo 1.2s $1900 New-Heavy(12", 850W) Aluminum Cabinet---HOT DEAL !!!

INFINITY Intermezzo 1.2s, 850 watt subwoofer.
Just tested, working GREAT.

VERY rarely used. I have 15 subwoofers currently, and have owned over 40 subs. THIS sub has been used about 3 hours per year, I’ve had it.

SPECS:
-Very HEAVY cast ALUMINUM metal enclosure (VERY rigid, inert, and STRONG)
-12” CMMD (Ceramic anodized aluminum woofer) long-throw woofer
-850 watt RMS, 2400 watt peak amplifier
-R.A.B.O.S. system (Room Adaptation, Parametric equalizer, with sound meter)
-Typical Sub controls, including PHASE
-SUPERB quality treminals

Hometheaterreview.com says:
“The Intermezzo subwoofer is a truly unique and revolutionary design for a number of reasons. An incredible 850-watt RMS amplifier featuring Infinity's patented Room Adaptive Bass Optimization System (R.A.B.O.S.) powers the 12" C.M.M.D. woofer. The R.A.B.O.S. system is an interactive parametric equalization system that enables the speaker to "adapt" to the listening environment.
The Intermezzo 1.2s subwoofer (15.25"x 18.25"x 13.75") features a die cast ALUMINUM enclosure and weighs about 62 pounds total. It includes a test CD, an electronic meter, and a key to use when dialing in the R.A.B.O.S. On the back are push button switches for high-pass/low-pass filters and 0 to 180 phase shifting, a variable 100Hz 6dB per-octave crossover, low-level inputs and the highest quality high-
level inputs I have ever seen on a subwoofer. The front baffle of the sub features a gain/volume control that glows red or green to signify On/Off and three small keyholes for use when dialing in the R.A.B.O.S. system.
The Intermezzo 1.2s sub is a real back breaker. However, it is compact enough for
one person to manage.”

Sound&Vision:
“while the Intermezzo, with its 12-inch driver and 850-watt amp, managed 90 dB at 20 Hz and a stout 80-dB rumble way down at 16 Hz.”….this is VERY nice bass output level. It’s the quality
Of the bass which is the most important, and this sub has STELLAR bass quality,

The Intermezzo's admirable tendency to distribute its acoustic output evenly across its bandwidth (most subs have more output at the higher frequencies) meant that it delivered more power to the bottom octaves than many other subwoofers in its class. What does that mean for you? Lots of chest-pounding bass that will envelope you when the program material calls for it and a chance to actually hear the true glory of a sustained organ pedal such as Zarathustra's 16-Hz tone.

If the very deepest, subterranean bass is what you crave, then you'll have to turn to the most expensive subwoofers in this group -- the Infinity Intermezzo 1.2s and the Velodyne SPL-1200. Both can reach all the way down to a bone-rattling 16 Hz, performance that will have you running for cover the next time you pop End of Days or The Matrix into your DVD player. And while the Velodyne was able to play slightly louder than the Infinity in the critical range where you'll find most bass, at 16 Hz the Infinity was able to outrumble the Velodyne by a healthy 7 dB. Now that's a subwoofer! “

Buy from a seller of more than 14 years, with a PERFECT rating, with over 170 transactions !

What’s included:
Infinity Intermezzo sub
RABOS kit, with sound level meter
AC cord
Original box & packing material

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