Looking for the best subwoofer to compliment this system
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The Klipsch SW-350 works well for me. There are bigger ones available but this should suffice for most rooms.
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i have a Polk PSW125 Sub, that i have had for a while, it sounds great with the Klipsch Quintet 5.0 speakers, i think that any good powered sub, will do fine.
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If you want to do a little DIY :Dayton Audio SUB-1500 15&quot; 150 Watt Powered SubwooferIs a very capable subwoofer for a 100 less that the Klipsch
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I'm on a budget, and am using a Yamaha YST-SW216 powered sub (around $130 here), which works fine.
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I got the Klipsch 10 inch subway it's great. They had two different series but I got the one that cost more. The 12 inch sub you will need a huge room or cut the volume down
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If your looking for an in wall sub try home theatre direct, they have great products. If not try the klipsch sub 12. I have both and they perform great with the quintet system and deliver great bass. I have two sets of quintets in my home. Hope this helps
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I bought a Klipsch SW-350, and it's great. If you're looking for a subwoofer that will rattle the walls of a gym, this isn't it, but it has plenty of power for the average home.
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For the same price as the Klipsch SW-350 have a look at this sub's review at http://www.hometheatershack.com/forums/speaker-subwoofer-reviews/87625-bic-acoustech-h-100ii-subwoofer-review.html.
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I agree with the Klipsch SW-350. It's a good subwoofer for the price. I also recommend looking into the SVS subwoofers, with SVS you get the most bang for your buck IMO. If you call SVS they will advise you on which sub to get to best match your budget, room and speakers. Congratulations on you Quintet speakers!
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I think you'll be very pleased with this unit, for a little sub I was very surprised with the power, totally compliments my system, you can adjust the amount of bass you want as well! Good choice!
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Hi Franksterp69, the accessories that came with the Sony SAW2500 Subwoofer is good enough. -Vincent
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More power and a bigger subwoofer. Definitely a much better system. We like ours, very well. Hope this helps. Ted
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Using the Energy ESW-8HG 8" 200 watt Take Classic subwoofer - just because I like to pair things if I can, sounds very good overall.Enjoy
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Short answer is no. A sub woofer will add much more pleasure to the ears. A sub woofer makes a night and day difference!
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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
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I have these speakers and matching center speaker along with subwoofer DSW PRO 600. The center speaker is absolute must and I would recommend the subwoofer as well it makes a difference. I would also recommend rear speakers that compliment the system that I have and would not do without. For me the sound is excellent for music or movies.
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Great combination my friend! You wont go wrong. But consider everything you will be pushing through them too. The speakers alone will give you full, clear, acoustic sound. If you plan on listening to music that is more bass driven or action movies (with explosions and such) then consider adding a sub too. Nothing to shake up the neighborhood, just something that will take you all the way through the experience. Good luck!
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I need to clarify something on my last answer... There are no built in subs in these speakers. They have dual 6.5 inch ported woofers. The low end sound they produce are more than adequate for my needs. If you choose to add a separate sub to your system, I feel you won't need much as this model of speaker carries the low end quite well
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The Sony system would be perfect for you. I actually got a second one for upstairs, or wife's TV two weeks after I purchased mine. I use to be a surround sound die hard, and this system does an amazing job for the price point given. The rear speaker wire will be minimal as you only have to run it from where you set up the wireless receiver. Set up is easy, quality is exceptional. And there is no comparison to true surround sound compared to just a sound bar. Also, the subwoofer is exceptional for the price point it is being sold to you for :).
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It would probably be best to get a mono. Every sub set up I've had, I always went with a mono amp for it.
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Hifonics has brz1200 would also be good combo and cheaper. I have two of them pushing to type r 12 inch subs wired down to 1 ohm these amps are insane for the price
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Personally I reccomend purchasing the 2 play 1 speakers, then the subwoofer. I hope this helps
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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.
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You can easily add a subwoofer to a system. There is a dedicated subwoofer out port.
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yes, that's fine. it would still be a major major upgrade from your stock subs. but it is recommended to power any sub at about 25% more than its RMS power rating to get the most out of what you paid for it. nevertheless, you'll have fun with it vs the stock ones.