- It might be a decent sub woofer if it would stay on.I have had two of these and they both won't stay on.I have called support and they recommend turning up the sub gain all the way on my receiver. I did that and it still loses the signal and turns off.I tried it with Onkyo and Denon receivers and it does the same thing.Not recommended at all.By the way if you listen to your music at ear bleeding levels it might stay on but not at low or normal levels.
- This is a nice subwoofer that will fill a medium to large room with full bass.It's 125 watts recommended listening,it has from receiver speaker wire hook ups and a RCA LFE(Low frequency emmission) cord plug that will do all your bass in one cord.It has a big air port on the front that increases air flow(which equals more bass).It also has a high quality driver with thick foam surrounding the driver and thick fiber driver material.It is a 10" driver.It weighs about 28 pounds, but will fit in a room nicely.It has nice rubber or hard plastic feet on the bottom of it to keep it off of the floor if that's the way you want it.
- Hear and feel movies and music with the extended low bass impact they were meant to have
- 10" front-firing reinforced fibrous pulp long throw woofer
- Soft clipping overload protection circuit prevents speaker damage; Auto signal-sensing turn-on and stand-by modes
- Low level LFE RCA input and speaker level binding post inputs; Black wood grain bass reflex enclosure with removable grille and feet
- Sold individually
