Crunch Ground Pounder Anniversary Series

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Crunch has taken a radical approach to the standard spider design by separating the two spiders. Our engineers have determined the ideal distance and position to produce maximum excursion outward and inward, while maintaining optimal control. The result is increased output SPL and durability. The Ground Pounder Anniversary Series is designed for sealed and ported enclosures to maximize efficiency and produce even greater sound. The great looking cosmetics are enhanced by a one-piece cone and dust cap, which also add to the impressive power handling capabilities of this impressive Subwoofer line.

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