Adorama.com has
Klipsch R-12SWi 12" Wireless Subwoofer (Brushed Black Polymer Veneer) on sale for
$229.
Shipping is free.
Thanks community member iconian for finding this deal
Includes:
- Klipsch R-12SWi 12 " Wireless Subwoofer
- Pre-Paired Wireless Transmitter
- Transmitter Power Supply
- Power Cord
- Klipsch 3 Year Warranty on Woofer/Cabinet and Non-Electrical Mechanics
- Klipsch 2 Year Warranty on Electronics
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This is awesome guys. Thanks for the direction
The infinity you reference is a 300w sub but the rated frequency response is the same between these two. I'm sure they perform differently in room but on paper they aren't that different.
Or just buy the Costco 12" for $150 and continue to save
With all that said, this isn't a terrible deal, but I'd get a dayton sub-1200 or sub-1500 and then use one of their wireless kits if I had no choice but to go wireless.
There is another deal from Adorama on a Klipsch sub that does ~115db @ 24hz and I've seen some reports of over 110db @ 20hz in room. It is $300 but isn't wireless, although you don't need to buy Klipsch's kit, you can use the Dayton Audio kit from parts express for only $60. Total it's $130 more but it is easily $130 more sub.
Not that this is for you, just an FYI to others looking at this or other subs
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With all that said, this isn't a terrible deal, but I'd get a dayton sub-1200 or sub-1500 and then use one of their wireless kits if I had no choice but to go wireless.
Or just buy the Costco 12" for $150 and continue to save
You need to transmit the audio from source, and install a receiver at the speakers. There are lots of those on Amazon. Then you'll need an amp to power the speakers. I recommend the $80 fosi bt20. It has built in Bluetooth so it is possible that if you put a Bluetooth transmitter on you surround channel's line level outputs, the Fosi can both receive and amplify the signal. You will lose some "fidelity" going wireless, but you may or may not notice it.
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You need to transmit the audio from source, and install a receiver at the speakers. There are lots of those on Amazon. Then you'll need an amp to power the speakers. I recommend the $80 fosi bt20. It has built in Bluetooth so it is possible that if you put a Bluetooth transmitter on you surround channel's line level outputs, the Fosi can both receive and amplify the signal. You will lose some "fidelity" going wireless, but you may or may not notice it.