punchy or boomy bass? loud to fill a medium sized room?
262014
The GigiWorks T3 Base was good, and plenty strong to fill a room. There is an adjustment on the back of the speaker to deepen, or lighten the base to your taste.
262015
I'm thinking boomy , though my idea of boomy or punchy could be different from your idea of boomy or punchy . Will easily fill a medium sized room with sound .
262016
Boomy. I keep it turned down to minimum and it still rattles some things in the living room. I guess depends on the sound card as well...
262017
You can get those characteristics with the subwoofer thanks to an adjustment knob on the back of the speaker to deepen, or lighten the base to your taste.
254784
with a 50-80+ watt amp or reciever, these speakers will fill most large home living rooms just fine! The term DJ to me means club sound with subwoofer type bass, get some type of sub to improve the sound if that makes sense to you
1131124
I think either would work well in a room that size. The 308 is not necessary unless though. Of course, if you enjoy music with very deep bass (<30hz) you might need a sub with either.
2241204
Probably not. It's design is for open air, and the great thing about this sub is its clear bass. You would get some level of thump inside a closed space, but no quality lows.
124008
Bass is great I have a 100 watt 8" Polk connected to mine. I don't turn mine up that loud, remember this is not a real expensive unit . If you want perfection spend more money.
675834
Definitely, unless you need lots of bass. The BA 200 make just about everything sound great.
2026088
Agreed with Ryan. I'd describe the bass more as "punch". It's pretty tight, but at the same time, everything comes through very clear. And the more you use them, the better they sound.
793127
I wouldn't use these as a primary source (for that I'd use a Bose sound-dock), but they would be good enough to fill a hotel room, but not a house. That said, they are loud enough for a family BBQ, but if it pumping bass you need, then look else where my friend. Wife and I often listen to Deadmau5 in the house and its plenty loud enough for us. We rarely get to crank it up to full, so its loud enough for us. At this price take the plunge, you will be astonished that so much sound comes out of something so light and little.
597574
We have a pair for a room approximately 2k sf and at mid level it creates a nice ambient background sound. Not gonna sound like a club but I'd recommend for a nice get together
227047
whatever you like really. the speakers are really flat which is really good for mixing but if you like big boom a sub wont hurt. just have to learn your setup so your mixes dont come out bass heavy or lacking in bass
1767161
More even, well rounded vs overwhelming bass. If you are looking for the latter exclusively, you will probably want to look elsewhere. These are good for a range of music/audio though if you have diverse tastes.
671747
It is all you need if you intend to be in the same room you are using it in. If you require very loud, you should look into other speakers.
793288
I would not do it, personally, but all depends on you sound preference and size of room. The unit is nice, but it does not pump out crisp sound or tight, nice bass. At higher volume you would hear distortion.
863890
The bass really drives the sound. I would look into speakers that are all inclusive like a speaker bar or two satellite speakers with subwoofers built in like the Bose speakers that sometimes are bundled with laptops.
1198573
Plenty of sound for average sized room party (I would say up to 300 sq ft with a dozen people) . No idea what other two speakers you mention are capable of.
1057048
I don't know how much bass you want or expect from a speaker of this size?The Henson speaker does give a full, rich and balanced sound for it's size, make sure you adjust your volumebefore you turn it on - It can get very loud!If you want more bass put it the corner or cabinet of your room - experiment.If not using Bluetooth the supplied audio cable will hook up to anything.That's it
1071263
I am using a Polk Audio RM-7 "8 inch powered sub woofer. My room is only 12X15 and my wife hates it! She is not a fan of a lot of bass. But when she's not around, and I turn it up, it is more than enough. The Yamaha, it seems to me, has less bass output in its normal configuration than my old Onkyo system, but you can adjust it easier with the Yamaha. I would think any good name Sub would do fine.