Which is better for MUSIC ONLY in a small room, the BIC V1020 or the Polk PSW10?
902623
Either would work fine in a small room..the bass is fully adjustable on the Bic..so you can adjust it to suit the room. I think the Bic would have a big advantage if you decided to move your sound system to a larger room ..you can adjust the bass up and the Bic can bang a large room VERY WELL..Ive had mine for several years now in a 23x 25 foot living room..it works fantastic.
902624
The BIC is 100 w and the Polk is 50 w,both are well reviewed so i would guess for a small room the Polk should be sufficient.I use my BIC in a large room and it is borderline enough. I run it 6-7 in a room15'x25'.
902625
I tried this one and the 12 version and both were awful. For a few dollars more , the front firing 475 watt 12 in is way better. I ended up with that and the acoustech pl 200 is amazing for the money. Do yourself a favor and cough up the extra $175 and get pl 200. Its really worth it. The Polk is better of the two you asked about but no where in the same league as the pl 200.
227044
The low end is great on these , if you need to focus on very low end frequencies you might add the HS10W sub.
1747823
Depends on where you gonna use it. Room size, indoors, out-side. I used ours 3x out-side in a small yard 75' x 165', for a bar B Q, kids in pool screaming, and we live next to a busy highway, had our PYLE-PRO PPHP1599AI - 15'' 1600 Watt set less then 50% volume. I'm not no PRO DJ, or sound expert, but for me and the people hearing this speaker, ALL were saying, "SPEAKER SOUNDS GOOD".
1621549
Sorry can't say anything about the BIC. But the sound from the polk sure sounds great. And was a snap to set up.I replaced my harmam kardon sub that the amp went out. Ts7 subwoofer. Hope thid helps tim.
1646220
Would be a great setup in a small to medium room. The es series center speaker matches perfectly. Set your receiver speaker setting to "small" so they won't be overwhelmed with bass they can't produce.
1419712
DT are great, but overpriced, imo. I also own Polk RTI A9s. Yes, the BIC spkr will work perfectly with your system. Why? Simply put, it's a dynamic spkr (range-wise) with a great SPL.
781021
If you need more volume for larger gigs, add a sub. You can cross-over at 100hz and not use all the energy on the lows. With the sub, my opinion is that the K10 provides a tighter sound than the K12.
929303
Depend s on what your using them for...the es20 n 30 are bigger speakers and are mostly used for fronts...i think they would be over kill for surrounds. But the es10 are nice n slim and don't take up much room...they could be used for either fronts as they have the power n are 3 ways or they could be kick ass surrounds. They have a good freq rage as well. You can't beat the price either way you want to use them. Hope this helps
2187349
My room is 20x20 and this sub does a wonderful job with music. I don't use it for video or games. Just a guess but I think that if my room were 25x25 I might be looking for a bigger sub. I do totally recommend Polk Audio. Sounds great and excellent customer support when I needed it.
1998153
I'm running a jbl 700 watt with two 12inch kenwoods and it sounds pretty nice. I can only put my stereo on 10 and it's almost deafening
1599751
The JBL ES20 is definitely not too big for virtually any room. They are capable, wide-range speakers which would fit in anywhere. Even the big brother, the ES30 wouldn't be too large for an 8 x 13 foot room.
1717298
Harmon Kardon 330c should be fine. 20 wpc thirty years ago was much more powerful than 20 wpc nowadays. Not sure why, but I am playing mine through a H/K 330b and they sound great.
1623994
I replaced a Velodyne which originally sold for $2500 years ago and the Klipsch does an great job in a large living room.I am not familiar with the other brands except Polk which I use for outside speakers.
903905
10 watts. I really love this Micro Music machine. It has a booster for bass and works quite well in my dining room. Hope this helps you.
1598353
Even though I haven't listened to both, I thought I'd reply anyway. I combed thru the net for reviews on both. There are many for the 10.1 and only a couple for the 10.2. None compared the two. Obviously, 10.2 will produce more bass, but I was afraid that larger woofer wouldn't handle the upper midrange as well. No review discussed that, so it's my own supposition. I bought the 10.1, and the bass is very solid and goes lower than I anticipated. Very happy with it. Hope this helps at least a little bit.
1621550
Both look very similar. I have not heard the PL-200 so I cannot speak to it, however, spec-wise seems like it would be sound close to the same as the PSW505. One feature on the PSW505 that I really like it the auto-shutoff and startup. I (more my wife) don't have to worry about turning the sub off and on when I turn on the receiever. I have my PSW505 in a normal sized living room and it sounds great and if I were to buy again, I would buy the same. Hopefully that helps.
1156285
Both these PA's are going to sound better than the Powerwerks. I use the Powerwerks in my bonus room for practicing and for jamming with the guys. Mostly run my vocal thru a Yamaha mixer and into two of these Powerwerk speaker. I don't think I would use them for a gig unless it was a living room gig. I would have to add a sub for some bottom before I do that. The more watts the better it's going to sound plus give you volume.