PSW-10 Home Theater Powered 10" Subwoofer 400 Watts Surround Sound Sub
- SKU:
- PSW-10
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Product Description
Acoustic Audio by Goldwood PSW-10 Home Theater Powered Subwoofer
Standard RCA inputs easily connect to your home theater receivers dedicated Sub Out
Integrated High Efficiency Power Amplifier with 400 watts peak power
Frequency response of 25 - 250 Hz with 97dB sensitivity at 8ohm
10" Down Firing long throw woofer with high rigidity PVA Treated cone
Signal Sensing Auto ON/OFF Control and 0 - 180 degree Phase Control Switches
Gain/Level Control and 40 - 140 Hz Crossover Control Knobs
Low Level standard dual RCA inputs for standard home theater receivers
Hi Level raw wire inputs and outputs for stereos will bypass the internal amp
Bottom Slotted Port for a full Deep Bass Effect
Bass Reflex cabinet design with vibration absorbing feet and black ash finish
High Quality CARB Compliant MDF wood cabinet with stability added internal bracing
Standing sub with feet size is (H x W x D) 12.4" × 11.4" × 12.4"
This Powered Subwoofer is NOT LFE Compatible
System Requirements
Home Audio Receiver with dual or single RCA dedicated Subwoofer passive output
Home Receiver or Stereo with raw wire outputs
Applications
Home Theater Systems
Surround Sound Systems
What's in the box
1 Powered Subwoofer Speaker
1 Dual RCA 6 Foot Cable
1 RCA "Y" Adapter
Instruction Manual
- Shipping Box Weight
- 24.00 LBS
- Shipping Box Height
- 17.50"
- Shipping Box Width
- 14.25"
- Shipping Box Depth
- 15.00"
1 Review
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I was skeptical that a $118 subwoofer could deliver the bottom end I was looking for but I couldn't be happier. In my office room I have a 30" Cinema Display connected to my Mac and often enjoy watching videos and listening to music while doing other things. Although my Hardon Kardon HK195 computer speakers are super at reproducing high and mid-high frequencies, there is no bass to be had. I knew a sub would be the answer and after reviewing several, decided to try the PSW-10 as it was only $118 and would fit nicely under my work station. Also I chose a downward firing sub because the room is about 12' by 12' and a front firing sub would not have the distance needed to develop the long sound waves that a sub is designed to deliver. I have a free floating floor which excites with a downward firing sub, enhancing the feeling of deep bass. This sub worked exactly like I hoped it would, right out of the box. Some say a sub needs to be broken in. If that's accurate, then my satisfaction can only increase with time. I'm enjoying my music and videos so much more now. Thanks Goldwood!
