Psw1000...

KG Audio
KG Audio Posts: 79
edited March 2009 in Speakers
...boom goes the dynamite.

it appears that this can be gotten for 5 bills brand spankin' new.

is this a good deal? for matchin' with tha 9's? for ht?

any thoughts welcome...

kg
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  • BlueFox
    BlueFox Posts: 15,251
    edited March 2009
    I think so. Mine integrated perfectly with my LSi15s, and it also looks good. If had any extra space in my HT room I would buy another, and I am not even a basshole.
    Lumin X1 file player, Westminster Labs interconnect cable
    Sony XA-5400ES SACD; Pass XP-22 pre; X600.5 amps
    Magico S5 MKII Mcast Rose speakers; SPOD spikes

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  • KG Audio
    KG Audio Posts: 79
    edited March 2009
    BlueFox wrote: »
    I think so. Mine integrated perfectly with my LSi15s, and it also looks good. If had any extra space in my HT room I would buy another, and I am not even a basshole.

    thx for the response.
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  • genjivn
    genjivn Posts: 101
    edited March 2009
    Go for it. I got mine a while back ago even cheaper than that. The PSW1000 is great for home theater and also for music. Bass is very tight and powerful. At one time I thought I heard some port noises but that was my windows and doors rattling:D
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  • KG Audio
    KG Audio Posts: 79
    edited March 2009
    xcapri79 wrote: »
    I eventually purchased 4 of them QUOTE]

    Yikes...4 of them!!!:eek:
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  • john22614
    john22614 Posts: 214
    edited March 2009
    Very pleased with how my PSW 1000 blends with the LSI 9's for both music and HT. Has excellent music tones and comes across strong for HT. At your price, you can't go wrong.
    B&W 804s mains
    B&W HTM4 center
    Polk PSW 1000 sub
    Outlaw 990 Pre Amp
    Anthem MCA 30 Amp
    Monitor Radius 180 surrounds
    Audiosource Stereo Amp for surrounds
    Denon 2910 Universal DVD/SACD Player
    Comcast DVR
    Pioneer Elite 42" Plasma 940 HD
    Harmony Universal Remote
    Blue Jeans interconnects and biwires
    Itunes Air Express
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  • KG Audio
    KG Audio Posts: 79
    edited March 2009
    xcapri79 wrote: »
    Yes and they are on right now as I'm playing The Police! One at each of the front and side surround LSi towers. They all make some nice bass. My computer room is a short hallway away from my living room, so I still like to hear and feel the bass. The front controls on the PSW1000's make them easy to adjust.

    Originally I used them at the surrounds with the LSi9 (creating the a similar effect as the LSi25's). I recently replaced the LSi9's with LSi15's and will be situating the LSi9's for rear surround duty.

    I wonder if you get too close to the subs...do they say "don't stand so close to me." :p:p:p
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