Performance
First off we tried out the unit as a full range stereo system, then connected a couple of MP3 players consecutively, and also ran it purely on batteries. The first thing we noticed was that this unit is effin' loud. But not necessarily refined and good loud, the sound distorted audibly at high levels. In both inputs the problem persisted; distortions were there at loud levels. But after lowering the volume at source level and adjusting the optimal volume level on the unit, it was pretty powerful.
The sound was obviously bass-heavy, and the lows most impressive, even if at times they eat up the highs and mids. In subwoofer mode the player is way better; in fact it makes more sense to use this as a sub, even for the home. The sound does spread out and the LF extension is impressive, though it doesn’t reach the lowest frequencies in the book. It works best for modern electronic or rock music: stuff with pounding bass and big sounding drums.
Conclusion
This unit works well as a subwoofer, and adds a nice low-end nudge. As a boombox it’s a little heavy going, though young bassheads will like it. It’s physically heavy too, so carrying it around will require some effort. It’s not cheap either, at Rs 24,500, so only those with deep pockets as well as bulging biceps would want to try it out for their car.
You can buy a good hometheatre with its price.. 
