Driver: It features a 12-inch single driver with a bass-reflex design, utilizing dual high-velocity, low-turbulence resistive ports to enhance bass output while maintaining clarity.

Amplification: The subwoofer is equipped with a built-in amplifier delivering 900 watts dynamic peak power and 300 watts RMS. This high-power Class-D amplifier ensures low distortion even at high volumes.

Frequency Response: The DSP3200 V.2 boasts a frequency response that extends down to 22Hz, providing deep, visceral bass that complements both movies and music.

Construction: The cabinet is constructed from MDF (Medium-Density Fibreboard), which is known for reducing unwanted resonances and vibrations, contributing to cleaner bass reproduction. The finish is typically in a “black ash” veneer.

Connectivity and Control: It includes a USB port for integration with Paradigm’s PBK (Perfect Bass Kit) for room calibration, along with line-level inputs. Control facilities include an auto on/off feature, adjustable subwoofer level, a variable cut-off frequency from 35 Hz to 150 Hz with a bypass option, and phase alignment from 0° to 180°.

Design for Installation: Its front-firing driver and front-ported design make it suitable for “hidden” installations where aesthetics are a concern, allowing for placement flexibility without compromising performance.

The subwoofer has been noted for its ability to deliver bass that is neither heavy nor boomy but rather tight and deep.