Product Comparison: Klipsch R-10SW vs Polk Audio PSW10
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- I know there are bigger and better subwoofers out there, even more powerful Klipsch subwoofers but this one is the perfect size for a small living room in an apt.
- Good size unit for my room. Great clarity for the more demanding music.
- Love the auto shutoff feature and size. This powered woofer should be enough for most living rooms.
- It's the perfect size for smaller living rooms or home theaters.
- I was surprised at the size of the subwoofer. It is BIG. And heavy.
- This is a very robust, appropriately weighted (heavy) cabinet--exactly as you'd want with a 10" sub.
- Weight is a big plus because when we watch movies I don't have to worry about vibrating all over the room.
- As far as it's weight, well it's a little on the heavy side , which is a good thing.
- This is an amazing subwoofer. Great price but pay attention to the size! It's huge! Comes in a big box too and it was almost too big for my basement studio.
- Given the size of the room it serves duty in, I wish the cabinet was a little smaller, but that a nit pick.
- The size of the speaker helps it to easily reproduce very low frequencies without distortion, and without having to crank the volume to get the effect you want.
- Size doesn't matter apparently, this thing literally makes my house shake. Outstanding build quality with superior sound i've never experienced before.
- I think this subwoofer really excels in all areas (movies, tv, music, etc). Really responsive and can deliver impressive base.
- I noticed some serious holes in the low end, mid range and even high end frequencies.
- Big mistake since there was the lack of the deep/low frequency that I was looking for.
- Fantastic, deep, thundering sound for my home theater system. Excellent response.
- The nice thing about a 10" sub is that it can hit some deep lows but has really good bass response.
- The Sound was really good with Good bass. We could hear the sound effect on the feet and Sofa. Terrific Sound.
- This sub is great for any living room setup out there. Very tight and responsive bass. Pushed deep bass with ease. Sounds great even at loud volume.
- This Polk sub provides additional Bass to my Yamaha YAS 108 soundbar. The quality of the Bass is less than I hoped for. It will go loud enough, but is not Clean Bass.
- Good response. Gain control a little tight, but manageable.
- It’s very flexible with the volume and frequency knobs. It integrated nicely into my setup.
- The controls and setup are easy to understand. My receiver has an optimization setup that helps to balance the output of the speakers based on your speaker positions.
- Its controls are effective to get the impact, volume and dynamic range that you want. If you want it boomy you can make it so.
- The corners appear to be very poorly painted, and, the overall finish is not very nice.
- This sub is manufactured with great quality components, you can tell right away by looking an feeling them.
- There is a dial on the back where you can turn the bass up or down, to adjust it to exactly how you want it balanced with the other speakers.
- The adjustable volume and crossover allow me tune it to my satisfaction, and the bass is full bodied but never boomy.
- Once I learned where to find the volume control by touch, I could reach behind the PSW10 and adjust it to my heart's content.
- No noticeable unwanted resonance, rattling or vibration. I like the adjustable cross over and sound level controls.
- I've got it connected to an Onkyo TX-RZ820 with 5 old Bose surround speakers. And everything worked great.
- I have this sub connected to a Martin Logan wireless sub transmitter and receiver. This sub is so accurate. And the connection is stable.
- I connected it to my Denon AVR and it works perfect.
- Easy hook up and connection. Outstanding deep bass in all sound modes.
- The system does not come with subwoofer cables and you would need to order a good quality cable.
- This sub is versatile with adjustments and connection options in the back. I love my music and movies loud and this sub delivers everything I need.
- A big plus is that it comes with both speaker-level and line-level inputs.
- There's a useful selection of controls on the rear panel, including an in and out series speaker wire feed (for amplifiers and receivers which have no RCA sub-woofer/pre-out feed).
- This was my first Subwoofer of its kind and Day-1 when I connected with my new Sony A/V Receiver and listened to a few Online 5.1 Dolby DTS ATOMS videos it blew my head.
- I used a 6-foot FosPower RCA Y-Adapter to hook up the PSW10 with the right and left RCA connections. Very impressive!