That looks like that is supposed to be one of the spinning ones. Whoops

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Need more pics please! Wanted to see the unique features. Good pics of the trim would be awesome.

No adjustment unfortunately. I added the Polk subwoofer and it is better. It is still missing quite a bit of the lower end of the midrange if you compare it to listening on headphones. Headphone track is phenomenal. Unfortunately the stock speakers are really squeezed in there so not a whole lot of room to swap them out. Trying an external solution but Amazon lost my amp in transit...grr. Will report back with anything I finalize on.

You can. I just picked up the new Polk PSW10 that everyone seems to like. The new one is better than the old one I had on my Hobbit but still just as inexpensive. Much cleaner bass.

There is also a 3.5mm cable coming out of main CPU over to the amp in the backbox. I just used a headphone splitter and connected in that way. But I also had the intent to add in an amp and new speaker system in the bottom of the cab so this made sense. This way I can control the treble and bass and crossover point.

Yep, just like on the virtual cabinet I made. There are some decent cheap amps that fit right in the cabinet easily. By tapping in there, you get the full signal and not just what JJP set for the sub.

Never did figure out an internal speaker improvement. Went full external with amp, sub, and bookshelf speakers. As you found with the headphones, the sound is there, just not being reproduced by the cheap speakers they have in it.

Have not seen anything yet. The problem as was stated is that the cpu takes up so much room, the height of the speakers is greatly limited. Like others, I ended up with an external set of speakers.