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Deus Audio Invicta 60: A Massive Subwoofer with 60-inch Driver and 20,000W Output
A giant monster nearly 1.8 meters tall
The audio market sometimes presents crazy products that seem to be used solely for manufacturers to showcase their technological prowess. The product we're introducing this time is a new subwoofer from Deus Audio called the Invicta 60. This speaker uses an infrasonic bass driver that reaches an incredible 60 inches, capable of playing down to 8Hz and handling a peak output of 20,000W. With just one of these models, you probably won't need to place two subwoofers in your space.
We're usually accustomed to seeing 8, 10, 12, or 15-inch subwoofers for home spaces. Of course, larger subwoofers also exist, such as Dalí's V-16 F with a 16-inch driver or the new SVS PB17-Ultra R|Evolution with a 17-inch driver. But even at this size, they take up so much space that people start calling them 'washing machines.'
So imagine a subwoofer with a 60-inch driver. Surprisingly, this is not the world's largest subwoofer. As reported last summer, the world record is held by German manufacturer Ascendo, which introduced a 100-inch subwoofer last year. Before that, they also had a record-breaking 80-inch model. But if you're 'satisfied' with 60 inches, the Deus Audio Invicta 60 might be appropriate for you. Let's examine its features.
Deus Audio Invicta 60: Bass Performance That Descends to the Depths of Hell at a Price as Massive as Its Size
According to the manufacturer, "the Invicta 60 is not an evolution in subwoofer design, but a product that completely redefines what is possible in infrasonic reproduction." Equipped with a custom 60-inch transducer powered by Deus Audio's patented MASS drive motor system, it delivers tremendous infrasonic output with precision accuracy, creating bass that is experienced not just by the ears but by the entire body.
Born after years of intensive research and development, the Invicta 60 features the aforementioned MASS drive motor, advanced suspension technology, real-time thermal monitoring, and a fully modular structure. Every element was designed, machined, and assembled in-house to ensure absolute control over performance and quality.
Inside is a Class D amplifier that provides up to 20,000W of output, and features a 2U rack-mount DSP (real-time limiter, thermal and output monitoring, user-adjustable DSP). All of these elements lead to a frequency response that reaches down to 8Hz, capable of shaking any space with ease.
Looking at the physical specifications, the Invicta 60's height is nearly 1.8 meters, and the enclosure (between 2,500 and 4,000 liters) is completely customizable. A waterproof option for outdoor use is also available if the customer desires. The chassis is almost square-shaped with a width of approximately 1.8 meters and a depth of 0.9 meters. Given not only its size but also its weight of 481 kg, you should be aware that even if you purchase this product, you won't be able to fit it in your car trunk.
Interestingly, the enclosure has a sealed structure. Naturally, if a bass reflex (duct-type) system were applied to this subwoofer, people might be blown away by the wind from it. Finally, the Invicta 60 supports 8-core Neutrik SpeakOn connections along with XLR terminals for real-time thermal monitoring.
In conclusion, this product is truly remarkable, but probably lacks practicality as a subwoofer. Of course, the price of such a subwoofer cannot be ordinary. The new Deus Audio Invicta 60 was released at an official price of $170,000. Who on earth would buy such a subwoofer? The manufacturer explains that they created this product for ultra-luxury cinema, production studios, first-class clubs, cinemas, special effects for amusement rides, or people who want high-precision live sound. What do you think?
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