Hi, would this be good for a subwoofer? I don't want to disturb my neighbors downstairs.
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In general, No. Down firing subs will definitely "alert" downstairs neighbors and because of the non directional nature of subs, so will a front firing sub. Sorbothane is better suited for mounting speakers on speaker stands or isolating components. This is not what you want for a sub.
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I believe people have used it for subwoofers. Not sure how effective it will be but I have heard of people using it if they have hardwood floors
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Subwoofers move air so the short answer is no. This product is great for under furniture that has bass shakers installed. For a great experience and not annoy neighbors, install bass shakers in your couch and put these pads under the feet.
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Would probably help yet SW will transfer through walls regardless. For the price, it would be worth trying.
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Bass tones are non directional & will penetrate walls, etc. Vibration, however will be eliminated by using this product. If your subwoofer's in contact with a hard surface, these will cure part of the problem, but not Pink Floyd when you crank it up....
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As long as you have an audio output for the second subwoofer ... and it is powered ... it should work fine. This device is ONLY used to transmit stereo audio signals 1V p/p in to 1V p/p out ... and it works for a range of about 15 feet in residential settings with no detectable audio delay.
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It should sound just fine, if you plan to blast the speakers bi-wiring will def help! But it should be fine!
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not loud, I don't think it would be heard by a neighbor, unless one was below your unit, there might be some detected through the floor to their ceiling.
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If this question is for real, I would suggest you put it on the floor. It is called a subwoofer.
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The quick answer is "yes". How ever, I purchased this amp to allow me to "bi-amp" a set of Polk tower speakers (add some "punch" to my system). Connecting the amp to my Yamaha RX-A3020 and to the Polk towers, produced a low frequency hum. Assuming your sub would also be subject to this. I found out, this amp is made for commercial loudspeaker (clubs/disc jocks) where a low level hum is completely unnoticed. In a home theater/livingroom application, I don't think this is tolerable. It will work, if you don't mind the humm. I will sell you mine, cheap :-) ...used all of a couple of hours.
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If there's a bedroom right above they're going to hear it. Regarding neighbors, if you're in a multi-unit townhouse our something similar they're going to hear it as well. If you're in a SFR it's no problem unless you're screaming like Bruce Lee. Regardless, my suggestion would be to add a good strong spring to your set-up to take stress off the wood beam/mount and to also reduce noise somewhat.
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The sub is quite capable of producing low notes, but you can't use a small sub successfully in a large room. When you add too much volume, the distortion rises quickly. If you have a smaller room or only want to fill out the lowest frequencies to augment existing speakers, then this should work well.
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It does not have a dedicated subwoofer out. I run a pair of Epos Elan 10 bookshelves with this amplifier and I am very happy with bass levels without a sub. If you are a serious bass head you should probably be looking at something a little more biased, perhaps NAD.
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I used it for the ground loop through my cable line.. to help with a sub woofer you would need a ground loop for audio
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This won't have enough power for all those and be very loud. I have one hooked to 4 speakers and a woofer but it didn't have enough kick, so I I took the woofer off and used a powered sub. Lepai does make one that has a subwoofer output which would probably be a better choice
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Forma indoor work great with adicional subwoofer. But forma outdoor i dont recomendó you.
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The description says "Optimized for use with subwoofers" I'm guessing it's not high fidelity. My sub sounds fine hooked up to it, but if I was going to hook up some regular powered speakers, I'd buy something that's advertised for that purpose.
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It will work but this is not the best Sub for music. I love this Sub but I will say that as for music it is not the best out there but it will shake the place if you want it to (the bumps from the sub are the part where it is not as good as others but more continuous low note this thing rocks them out expecially in the 40 hz range which is where this sub is at its best but it will play way lower).
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Absolutely, I have a 400 ft2 living room with 10 ft ceilings and this sub shakes the entire room (and house). Just move it around the room and see where it sounds the best.
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The subwoofer is contained in the main control unit and would probably sound fine behind your tv set. However, I doubt that you would be able to use the remote control because the receiver for it would probably out be out of sight. If there was a line of sight to the main control unit, which also controls volume and input functions, this arrangement might be fine. You'd have to try it to really see if both the controls and sound were satisfactory.
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It depends! At 1 ohm what's the output of the amp? If it's 1 ohm stable and pushing at least 750 watts then you good. Also depends on how many woofers. I would suggest only running 1 sub off it!