What Sub’s are you using / recommend

[manyung1987]

Kali WS-6.2
6.5-Inch horizontally opposed woofers
80Hz crossover frequency

 

[joelnefph]

RSL 10E is incredible for $300 USD. I’ve also used the Jamo C910 in a smaller room with pretty good results. The RSL is much more textured and dynamics, however

 

[Yoda]

WIIM Amp and a pair of 25 year old PSB Image 1B and PSB Image Sub. Sounds great!

 

[deksawyer]

Wiim Amp Pro with 2 B&W M1 satellites and a Linn Komponent 120 sub.

Speaker choice was dictated by the room, in this case my kitchen, which is quite small. B&Ws on the wall, K 120 on top of the tall kitchen units. Works well. Linn sub is not the best, but it fits the space... I have an SVS SB12 sub in my living room and that is a beast!

The Amp Pro addition in the kitchen has made it even better though, and that's all that matters.

 

[Smoketus]

Genelec 7050B

 

[wiimamp user]

I wonder how a Audiopro sub would sound..

 

[DRC]

I wonder how a Audiopro sub would sound..

For the SW-5:
Frequency range: 35-130Hz
My view is that a decent subwoofer should go down to at least 20Hz.

 

[hoohoohoo]

For the SW-5:
Frequency range: 35-130Hz
My view is that a decent subwoofer should go down to at least 20Hz.

These are decent for a reasonable price

Landing Page - 10E

RSL Speakers - A division of Rogersound Labs - is a factory direct loudspeaker manufacturer, since 1970, based in Los Angeles, California. Family owned and operated.

rslspeakers.com

Frequency Response:

• (anechoic): 26-200 Hz ± 3db

Speedwoofer 10S MKII

Features: 400 watts RMS / 1020 watts peak Cast-frame 10” woofer w/ improved thermal capacity LFE mode offers deeper extension (22Hz!) Music mode matches original 10S w/ improved dynamics Rear-vented Compression Guide™ tuning Wireless receiver built in. Option to add transmitter during checkout*...

rslspeakers.com

Frequency Response:

• MKII/LFE mode (anechoic): 22-200 Hz ± 3db

 

[jed1]

Two units of Kali WS6-2 - 6.5" dual opposite subwoofers per unit. I use the built-in crossover at 80Hz.

 

[wiimamp user]

For the SW-5:
Frequency range: 35-130Hz
My view is that a decent subwoofer should go down to at least 20Hz.

Ok but isn't there more to it then how low the frequency can go?

 

[hoohoohoo]

Ok but isn't there more to it then how low the frequency can go?

Of course but now you're into trade-offs in the outer edges of optimization. There are some tracks that have low end tones that don't get exposed on equipment without the low-end range. Once you hear the detail on a track, it feels subdued on a system that can't quite get there. I don't have 'golden ears' so this is what works for me.

 

[wiimamp user]

Of course but now you're into trade-offs in the outer edges of optimization. There are some tracks that have low end tones that don't get exposed on equipment without the low-end range. Once you hear the detail on a track, it feels subdued on a system that can't quite get there. I don't have 'golden ears' so this is what works for me.

I think..one would just listen to 2 different subs blindly..one with lower frequency the other is the audiopro.
I wonder if you can say the one with the lower frequency sound better..is more accurate..if you know what I mean.
Numbers maybe don't tell the whole picture that's what I'm saying...

 

[hoohoohoo]

I think..one would just listen to 2 different subs blindly..one with lower frequency the other is the audiopro.
I wonder if you can say the one with the lower frequency sound better..is more accurate..if you know what I mean.
Numbers maybe don't tell the whole picture that's what I'm saying...

For sure...if you can find a dealer or manage to get two into your own system without a lot of switching hassle for a side-by-side comparison, this would be best. Good luck on your quest