The enclosure of the new MicroVee is the same as that of the MicroVee MKII, consequently the "X-cube" also has an edge length of 23 centimetres - that's hardly more than the width of a DIN A4 sheet of paper. In relation to the size of the drivers, the MicroVee X's enclosure therefore has little internal volume, and this circumstance demands special attention, even though the enclosure has no reflex tuning: Moving air cannot escape inside a closed construction anyway, but a small enclosure is more easily excited to vibrate. The driver placement and arrangement of the MicroVee X does its part to avoid compression effects and cabinet vibrations, but more on that in a moment. The be-all and end-all in the case of a closed subwoofer remains a stable cabinet, which is why the engineers continue to rely here on the extremely robust construction that has already proven itself in the predecessor.

It includes a circumferential aluminium profile and an aluminium baffle, with all parts having a high wall thickness. The rear connection terminal is also made of aluminium; here, too, the material thickness ensures particularly high torsional rigidity. Avoiding resonances, however, is only half the battle: The enclosure must be hermetically sealed so that defined pressure conditions prevail. To achieve this, the connector panel and the chassis are precisely fitted; then the joints are sealed on the inside. The characteristic wave pattern on the cabinet surfaces adds an attractive design accent, but also serves to additionally stiffen the cabinet.