What subwoofer is recommended for this stereo?
1083361
Don't know. I returned the equipment b/c I found it to be quite user unfriendly.
1083362
I use only the speakers that came with the unit. It you want to add a subwoofer it calls for a "Powered subwoofer."
1083363
I have the Yamaha FSW-050, it works fine with the CS-N755 and easy to fit in small places...
1083364
Well it is only a high-fi bookshelf system.Look at my previous post about cutting cross-overs. To your question, I'd go with any decent 10" I have a 8" and like it.
366180
It'd be better to get a 2 channel or 1 channe monol. This isn't exactly made for subwoofer. Look for 1600.2
142481
absolutely; this is a top rated subwoofer for the money.all I can say is I love mine.
1302696
Spec sheet in ad says "yes". I don't use a sub. I'd double check and look at the manual online.
251775
I'm on a budget, and am using a Yamaha YST-SW216 powered sub (around $130 here), which works fine.
1158161
No, you do not have to have a subwoofer. It's awesomer when you do, but still awesome without it.
705421
For the best audio possible use the sub out on your radio if it's an aftermarket. I used this amp for my four door speakers, and ran the sub out from the radio into a mono amp that was hooked up to DVC 12in underneath my rear seats. That's the best option I'd recommend. Your setup is possible, but it's just not getting the most out of the radio or amp.
1640008
I would recommend a sub and surround speakers. I use a sub and it sounds great. I also got the matching center channel which is awesome too.
916887
It has a Realtek ALC887 7.1-Channel audio system on it, so unless onboard audio is not good enough for you, then it will do the job just fine. All you need are a pair of speakers, or 8 of them if you want to use ALL the channels :) The .1 is the Subwoofer.
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
1439756
Tough question. It depends on your point-of-reference. This is a very inexpensive system so no, the subwoofer is not audiophile-quality. I recommend going for a stand-alone powered subwoofer for the same money (for example, http://www.amazon.com/Acoustic-Audio-CS-PS65-C-Powered-Subwoofer/dp/B00IGDRRU4/ref=sr_1_24?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1399656708&sr=1-24&keywords=subwoofer).
1143468
I use a Qinpu A-6000 MKII and its perfect, the sound is amazing. If you don't have the speakers already, you might want to consider a powered subwoofer too, as these really don't have any kick to them at all. I rounded out my setup with a Yamaha NS-SW210.
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.
225229
Polk has a home series of subs that you may want to look into, this one is made for a car. It would probably sound great indoors if you could properly connect it to your system.
2135963
Definitely. I have mine plugged into my 50" and it sounds great. Subwoofer kicks pretty decent when turned up. No distortion that I can detect.
143770
Yes, a sub woofer would bring out the low end of your system and is recommended for a full sound.
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I've got a Marantz NR1504 which I got specifically for a surround system, and the subwoofer was the last piece. You might visit a local stereo shop and ask about receiver specs for a system that includes a powered subwoofer, and use that to help figure out what you have and what you need. Good luck.