sub for small office
fatchowmein
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I'm picking up a Harmon HK3480 and will attach a pair of Rti6's to be used as a small home office bookshelf system (10 x 11). Listening volume will be at moderate or low playing mp3's from an iPod or feed from my PC's soundcard. I rip my CD's between 192 and 320 bit. System will only be used for 2 channel music listening - no home theatre/movie/surround sound setup desired. Type of music played: Diana Krall, Sarah Brightman, Armik, Eagles, etc.
What would you all recommend in a small sub or will the RTi6's be plenty of bass? Budget is $400 or less. I'm leaning towards Hsu's STF-1 but have not heard it. Is the Polk PSW10 enough? I'm interested in picking up the lows. No rumbling, knock me out my chair bass needed.
Thx
What would you all recommend in a small sub or will the RTi6's be plenty of bass? Budget is $400 or less. I'm leaning towards Hsu's STF-1 but have not heard it. Is the Polk PSW10 enough? I'm interested in picking up the lows. No rumbling, knock me out my chair bass needed.
Thx
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A sub that I ordered off of Fry's outpost.com was an Athena AS-P4000
10 inch powered subwoofer. You might want to have a look/see at this sub, too.
Amazon has it for $149.95, w/o shipping. I bought mine from Fry's for the same price, shipped.
Your local Best Buy may have it in their store for you to listen to. Definitely worth having a listen to. Pretty nice tonal qualities for the price. It can rattle the windows when called upon, but it definitely is not a "boom" box.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0009WRUZ2/ref=sr_11_1/002-9425146-9278455?%5Fencoding=UTF8Sal Palooza -
You could look into the 8" Velo line like the DLS-3500R. Has 4 preset eq with remote. Under 400 but not as cheap as others recommend.Gear: Rotel RC 1082, Rotel RSP 1068 pre/pro, Rotel RMB1077 amp, Cayin CDT 15a CD player, S301 bluray.
Speakers: Tannoy DC sensys speakers, Paradigm Servo15 Sub, Velo Spl-1500r
Conditioner: Isotek -
Thx for all the suggestions. Looks like I have some homework to do.