Recommendation for type of subwoofer and amplifier

Aaronaldo
Aaronaldo Posts: 1
in Speakers
Hi, I recently bought a SuperSony subwoofer

5.1 MULTIMEDIA SPEAKER

Rating: AC220V-240V-50Hz

Model no.: DM-449

Output Power: 45W+15Wx5CH.
I have Sony surround speakers

SONY®

MODEL NO. SS-MSP16

SPEAKER SYSTEM

MAGNETICALLY SHIELDED TYPE

RATED IMPEDANCE: 40

What type of subwoofer and amplifier would you recommend?

Can my current subwoofer power these speakers without an amplifier?
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  • Geoff4rfc
    Geoff4rfc Posts: 2,398
    edited October 7
    I'm not sure there's' enough information to make a recommendation.

    Do you have a processor of some kind, tuner, receiver, anything? I'm wondering why you are asking for a type of subwoofer when you have one listed, do you want a second one? Are you able to say how you would power your speakers with your subwoofer? What is your goal?

    I have a legitimate question, is this a sincere 1st post, or are you phishing?
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  • F1nut
    F1nut Posts: 50,494
    Can my current subwoofer power these speakers without an amplifier?
    No
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