Product Description
Add deep, low-frequency bass impact to your movies and music with Polk's PSW10. This subwoofer is powered by a high-current amplifier producing 50 watts RMS/100 watts clean, dynamic power for loud bass and a wide dynamic range necessary to recreate a life-like home theater experience. Features front-firing 10" composite polymer cone driver that adds depth to your stereo music and provides more bass impact for your sound system. The PSW10 features non-resonant MDF construction with 3/4" baffle and internal bracing for deep bass impact with detail and accuracy. Features flexible inputs and controls like power-saver on/auto switch, independent volume control and a toggle phase switch on the back panel for a cohesive unit. Place the subwoofer on the same side of the room as your system's front speakers for the best performance
Dimension
Product Height : 14.3 inches
Product Width :14 inches
Product Depth :16.3 inches
Product Weight :26 pounds
Features
Powered Subwoofer for Extra Bass & Punch The Polk Audio PSW10 uses a front-firing 10" dynamic balance woofer for deep, accurate response with powerful lows with added depth that brings your music and movies alive. A perfect solution for your small-to-mid size room
Intense and Detailed Bass Enjoy a thrilling yet balanced music experience with rich, deep sound, even at low frequencies. Blends easily with any speaker and plays the most demanding nodes effortlessly without any distortion, delivering louder, clearer sound even at high volume
High-powered Subwoofer for Lifelike Audio Quality Generates 50 watts RMS/100 watts dynamic and clean power for an emphatic bass response and a wide dynamic range crucial to recreate the intricate details and authenticity of life-like sound
Easy Integration The PSW10 offers a continuously variable low-pass filter, adjustable from 80-160 Hz and allows easy integration with your existing sound system. Hook up this sub to the receiver and upgrade your music sound instantly!
Flexible Inputs and Controls With multiple line- and speaker-level inputs and outputs, power-saver on/auto switch, independent volume control and a toggle phase switch on the back panel, this powered subwoofer is a cohesive unit that outperforms its competition
What's Included
Powered subwoofer
Grille
Owner's Manual
Online registration card
Reviews
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Everything plus some
After I figured out how to get it to work correctly with my Pioneer VSX-1015TX the sound is astounding. The bass rocks my 2300 sq ft. house; so much so that I had to seriously turn down the speaker's amplifier. I agree with the other reviewer in that you don't need the 'Y' cable, works just fine without. I think my biggest complaint is that unless you set your receiver to expect 'small' speakers for the front (verse 'large') the sub-woofer gets no traffic at all (i.e, it becomes disabled) I initially ignored this in the instructions because it appeared to only pertain to the 12" model, As a result, I spent a good couple of hours trying to figure out why the subwoofer was not providing any output. In addition, being forced to set the receiver's surround sound setting to 'small' for the front speaker designation presents problems calibrating the surround sound for larger speakers such as the pair of classic Cervin Vega D7's I own. Such speakers calibrate much more easily if you can simply set the surround sound settings to the 'large' designation instead. Because of this, I had to recalibrate my surround sound a half a dozen times to get it to sound close to what it did before I swapped out my Sony 8" subwoofer for the Polk 10". In some ways, I still don't think the Cervin Vega's are performing as well in this configuration. I also think it is a bit odd that Polk did not provide a LFE (unfiltered) input like it does with their 12". I think that may well be the reason why I haven't quite been able to get the Cervin Vega's calibrated. Absent the above comments, the subwoofer does it job and does it well.
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Great Subwoofer for the Price
This Polk PSW10 is a great subwoofer for the price. I was looking for a subwoofer that got great reviews and was budget friendly. I needed a sub for a system I was setting up for listening to Music in my office. I used my old Yamaha Aventage HTR as it was retired from Home Theater duties(I needed 4K and Atmos). I used Jamo bookshelf speakers as my main speakers. The system also includes a Pro-Ject Essentials II Digital Turntable, Onkyo CD player, and a Denon Tape Deck. The PSW10 fit the bill and has been great while I listen to Vinyl and CDs.
