does the subwoofer actually sound deep/can be felt through the floor?
267036
when i bought this system i thought ot wasnt that powerfull after i connected they were amazing sounds powerfull i used it for my TV and wow the diferent now i can watch movies in HD they are awsome i would definitely recomend this if anybody else wants them
267037
I was unimpressed by it, honestly. You would definitely have better sound by purchasing a cheap Pioneer or Sony 6 or 8" subwoofer from walmart and building a custom box (1/2" MDF optimal)...cheaper and only takes ~1 hour max (added time for sealant to dry); this is what I did for the 12" subwoofers in my truck and the 8" subwoofer I have for my living room stereo. So I say don't go for it unless you have "loose" wooden floors and a good enclosed corner to place the main unit so that the acoustics of the subwoofer will be 'naturally' amplified.
267038
Ehh it's okay.. don't expect too much, but if does bounce off the wall fairly
534983
Yes, my car rattles like crazy due to this subwoofer. Depending on how high you set the base to, you will feel it in your bones. This also depends on what kinda of amp you pair it with. Good luck, hope my answer helped.
258338
Yes, 100%. I suggest adding a JBL Sub to the mix for a deeper sound but yea, it should do the trick.
1191114
Yes It does. But I just setup my PC last night and didn't plug it in. I've heard it's not that good. We'll see.Update: I used the subwoofer for a few days and it's not any good. In fact, I removed it and plugged back in my logitech 2.1 speaker system and the PC came alive.
1038380
They will deliver great "all around sound." But the all around sound will not be anything like the sub woofer you're replacing. Bass is often felt more then heard so a big subwoofer (bigger then 10") has the ability to move more air compared to the woofer in one of these speakers. Also the sub woofer is usually configured to only fire for sounds lower then some frequency. This allows the subwoofer to cleanly deliver the lowest vibrations that are heard and felt by the listener. The speakers in question can deliver bass but since the woofer is doing double duty by also playing mids the sound can become muddy at high levels. They will deliver great "all around sound." But the all around sound will not be anything like the sub woofer you're replacing. Bass is often felt more then heard so a big subwoofer (bigger then 10") has the ability to move more air compared to the woofer in one of these speakers. Also the sub woofer is usually configured to only fire for sounds lower then some frequency. This allows the subwoofer to cleanly deliver the lowest vibrations that are heard and felt by the listener. The speakers in question can deliver bass but since the woofer is doing double duty by also playing... » Read More They will deliver great "all around sound." But the all around sound will not be anything like the sub woofer you're replacing. Bass is often felt more then heard so a big subwoofer (bigger then 10") has the ability to move more air compared to the woofer in one of these speakers. Also the sub woofer is usually configured to only fire for sounds lower then some frequency. This allows the subwoofer to cleanly deliver the lowest vibrations that are heard and felt by the listener. The speakers in question can deliver bass but since the woofer is doing double duty by also playing mids the sound can become muddy at high levels. « Show Less
1040966
You can't take the subwoofer out of the array, but it has a separate volume knob so that you can turn the bass pretty much all the way down. How much do you REALLY like your downstairs neighbors, though...?
1191115
Yes It does. But I just setup my PC last night and didn't plug it in. I've heard it's not that good. We'll see. Update: I used the subwoofer for a few days and it's not any good. In fact, I removed it and plugged back in my logitech 2.1 speaker system and the PC came alive.
107131
It actually works pretty good in a sealed enclosure. I bought an 8 inch sealed bass tube enclosure just to test out all the hype ive heard about this sub and I must say you definitely wont be disappointed
2092222
Not necessarily. Sometimes it may seem that you lose some bottom end but, not really "tone". Not that I'VE noticed anyways. I read somewhere that when mic'ing an amp, sometimes the floor can have an adverse effect on the sound. I'm guessing it's a matter of taste.
785739
No, this sits off the floor on 4 short 1" feet. I can not tell you how pleased we are with this adjustable base subwoofer. Replaced a Definitive "front" facing subwoofer-what a difference.
127757
Not very long ....long enough to reach desk if sub was on floor shelf not floor floor but the shelf of a computer desk its nice I like works good deep bass nice sound lound too
1132663
R. Williams - Nope. I've run this sub-woofer for countless hours over the years...sometimes under "unusual" circumstances and often with very high demands...it has operated faultlessly. As I noted earlier, "it'll make you happy". It still brings me a solid "lower-end" sound (and feel, too.). I'm thinking that Matthew Robb's reply is right-on. An ill fitting cable can make for a weak ground. Feedback is another possible cause...NAH...not likely. Hope your annoying "super loud buzzing" is soon ended.abez2.
843292
its deep if you use a good box and amplifier i used a bad amplifier and sounded bad so have a good amp
232414
I've had mine for over a year and yes. It was worth every penny. It's not staticy and puts sound through clearly. I have a sub I rigged in and it sounds perfect. Easy to install by yourself even if you think you have no idea what you're doing (like me). Good purchase.
2239698
Yes If your Subs only require the amount of airspace this box provides and your looking for tight base such as rock music etc. Hip hop etc will still sound good but it usually sounds better in a vented enclosure
916617
I have not used a subsoofer with the Orb Mini-T -- only a FL + FR stereo setup ... but thinking of how odd it would be to have a sub remain at constant level regardless of how you adjusted the stereo speaker outputs I would presume so.
343649
It's actually a pretty deep bass. My tv has a lot of treble with absolutely no bass what so ever so this sound bar is a big improvement. The bass is adjustable on the sound bar too so that helps.