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16 Jan, 2018
Great Pathology Atlas
Good basic pathology atlas. Excellent pictures and diagrams thoroughly explain some of the common disease processes.
22 Jul, 2016
item as described
Received item as pictured and described, thank you
16 Dec, 2017
Good, but not loud
When you're looking at subs, basically you get what you pay for. Expensive subs ($1000 and up) are going to give serious deeper, tighter and lower bass than inexpensive subs (generally under $500). This is an inexpensive sub. For the price, it's okay. It makes a good sub for computer speakers. My main sub is a JL Audio D110 - I couldn't compare the pioneer to this because it is no where close, but I did compare it to my desktop computer speakers I currently have hooked up - Klipsch THX promedia 2.1 system. The pioneer was similar in sound quality to the Klipsch, however, the Pioneer uses an 8" driver while the Klipsch only uses a 6". Surprisingly, the Klipsch was louder and deeper, going down to the notes the Pioneer got close to but couldn't quite reach. Even on the loudest setting, the Pioneer wasn't as loud as the Klipsch, again surprising because it uses a larger driver. I'm guessing the amp is under powered, and that it would probably perform a bit better if pioneer used a stronger amp in the cabinet. Overall, the sound is okay if you just want something to quietly fill in the low end for a pair of small bookshelf or desktop computer speakers. But if you're looking for something to go deeper for music, or to rumble the walls with movies, this one isn't it. It's a good little sub, but it really is true that you get what you pay for. For the price (under $100) it does a good job for what it's designed for.