YG introduces the InVincible, 21" all-aluminum 6000W sub!

Elliot G.

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If you look at all of YG Acoustics's designs, I don't see much of anything straying from the target of a niche within an already small niche. I would give credit for a more unique solution than we often see in such solutions. Of course I'm always amused when I hear behind the scenes that some show favorites sometimes sell less than a handful of units, while I've been shocked at quantities of other products with what might at first blush seem like brazen pricing. Of course once you get into the realm of such exotic material, manufacturing, and methods, little details do very quickly ratchet up the cost. While of course you have to stop somewhere, the higher the price climbs the more it makes sense to pull out all the stops. The question comes back to balance in valuing the craftsmanship, design, and artistic details vs the acoustic performance.
I have no issue with anyone making whatever they want. I did hear this system in Munich and I think they did a great job in the same room that was not great the year before. My point is there is an extremely small market for a product like this. I wish them the best success with it an just as a point the company I import makes amazing very high priced subs and I did not bring them into the US. The reason is simple I don't believe its a good financial choice. Thats it!
 

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Kinda big :) IMG_1286.jpeg
 
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Yikes...it really is. When you see it in context...alongside equipment you've seen a lot, those paper dimensions really come to life. B-I-G. Particularly if you are thinking of 'just tucking it in the corner for some extra bass'.
 

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Yikes...it really is. When you see it in context...alongside equipment you've seen a lot, those paper dimensions really come to life. B-I-G. Particularly if you are thinking of 'just tucking it in the corner for some extra bass'.
Well I see only one! Was thinking about a 'swarm' install but maybe should run it by wife first before putting mortgage on home :0
 

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Well, you can absolutely do that :D
The bottom can be ordered with the drivers facing down as well, like this... So just spread 4 of those round the room and voilà!

 

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