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Their matte white tabletop Bluetooth speaker is back down to $87. Add that and two subwoofers to your cart then use code, "SAVE25", to get $25 off the order. Essentially, you get one sub for free. A cherry on top is that the Bluetooth speaker actually has subwoofer output on the back to connect a powered sub.
I bought this for $50 a while back to supplement my Vizio 3.0 soundbar. It works great and sounds great...made a huge difference in my experience, but I wouldn't buy again, even for $27.
These things are known to have a 60Hz transformer/power supply hum/buzz (I.e. a hum even when not connected to any device - just the wall outlet (and I tried several different outlets.)) and I can attest to such. I would say about 75% of the time, you can't hear it, but after driving it at a medium level for a while, it is very noticeable. Check out the reviews on the monoprice site, they don't lie about the hum.
Bought this and it's been fine for increasing bass with my Jamo tower speakers. Not very loud or powerful but it does not bother the apartment neighbors which is why I chose it. Paid $46 which I thought was fairly slick at the time.
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This subwoofer isn't worth it for free.
Produces almost no bass at low to medium sound levels and at higher levels it distorts.
Makes sense they're trying to clear these from inventory..
I bought this the last time it was $45 because of the speaker level input. Not sure if anyone else noticed this but when hooked to a 2 channel stereo amp with speaker wire I barely got any sound or volume. I then bought a speaker wire to RCA adapter and then it sounded great with plenty of volume.
computer to Fosi Audio amp via 3.5 to RCA split.
Fosi audio has RCA Sub outputs that I can send to this Sub.
I have two Sony bookshelf speakers and the whole thing sounds really good. The sub is just for filling in those frequencies the Sony speakers cant reproduce.
I bought this the last time it was $45 because of the speaker level input. Not sure if anyone else noticed this but when hooked to a 2 channel stereo amp with speaker wire I barely got any sound or volume. I then bought a speaker wire to RCA adapter and then it sounded great with plenty of volume.
Was wondering when someone would see the price change in the original thread and post a new one. I ordered 2 yesterday just for the heck of it even though I have a bunch of nice 10-12" subs laying around.
You seem sub-intelligent (hehe), Would you say this would be worth adding to the Klipsch Fives? I'm not looking to spend much more than this, just trying to take the bass workload off of The Fives. https://www.monoprice.com/product?p_id=14567
In for one, my 20 year old HGS 10 has swollen/shorting caps.
I understand this will fall way short in performance in comparison.
But I just need to add a little bass to some bookshelf sized speakers.
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*NOTE* no active coupon codes that I could find and test worked on the subs by themselves, no matter how many I added to the cart
These things are known to have a 60Hz transformer/power supply hum/buzz (I.e. a hum even when not connected to any device - just the wall outlet (and I tried several different outlets.)) and I can attest to such. I would say about 75% of the time, you can't hear it, but after driving it at a medium level for a while, it is very noticeable. Check out the reviews on the monoprice site, they don't lie about the hum.
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it has speaker level input, very flexible.
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Produces almost no bass at low to medium sound levels and at higher levels it distorts.
Makes sense they're trying to clear these from inventory..
it has speaker level input, very flexible.
computer to Fosi Audio amp via 3.5 to RCA split.
Fosi audio has RCA Sub outputs that I can send to this Sub.
I have two Sony bookshelf speakers and the whole thing sounds really good. The sub is just for filling in those frequencies the Sony speakers cant reproduce.
This is practically cost. The hell.
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From home office or small areas, this should work good.
For home theater, get a proper sub.
I will test it out when I get it
Thanks op!
I understand this will fall way short in performance in comparison.
But I just need to add a little bass to some bookshelf sized speakers.
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