Anybody heard the ML Descent Sub?

I heard this sub in a brief demo, and I was impressed. The store was playing a Prince concert on DVD, and the sub gave this live performance some definite kick. I agree with the the post above that the sub seems optimized for music, with its sealed enclosure and servo drive. But I would like to hear it how performs on home theater. I think it has 3 ten inch drivers, so even with a relatively compact sealed enclosure it should provide decent slam for home theater, but probably not at reference SPLs. But if you're looking for that kind of output without significant noise or distortion, you would most of the time need two subs anyway, regardless of the make and model.

I have one. Plays cleaner and with less distortion thany any 15" sub I have ever heard. I use it primarily for Home Theater. Unless you like to play at ridiculusy loud levels, I would absolutly reccomend it. Much faster than any sub I hav ever owned. Nothing else in price catgory comes close.

I am borrowing one this weekend for Eval. I have not spent a lot of time with it yet. I have it hooked up both with left/right and the low effect hook up. The Sub is very fast. I have not had the opportunity to listen to the Vanderstein 2W series but the Descent is very quick. I would have to say it blends seemlessly with my CLS IIz's. The only complaint I have is it seems to be amking me feel sick. Has anyone experienced this before?

Thanks
Miles

How would the Descent compare to the Rel subs? Anyone heard both or a/b'd them?

I'm extremely interested in the ML Descent, and am considering it along with the Dynaudio Contour Sub, the REL Stadium III and the Revel Performa SUB15 to mate with my Dynaudio Confidence 5s. Has anyone had any experience with any of these subs in an audio-only application that demands extremely fast base?