
Add deep, low-frequency bass impact to your movies and music with Polk's PSW108. 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 audio tracks and provides more bass impact for your sound system. The cabinet is constructed from non-resonant MDF with internal bracing for superior bass clarity 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
A: You're confusing two separate concepts, Frequency Response (35 - 200Hz) and the subwoofer's Low-Pass Crossover Frequency (80 - 160Hz). The speaker has been tested to reproduce sounds from 35 - 200Hz whereas the crossover controls which frequencies you're asking the subwoofer to handle vs. those you'd prefer your main speakers to handle. There are lots of great articles on how to adjust your Low-Pass filter, or often called LFE, on your subs but in general, if you set the low-pass filter crossover to 120Hz, for example, then the sub will handle ALL frequencies below 120 Hz. If something in the 35 Hz range comes in, the subwoofer will attempt to reproduce that and according to specifications, should be able to -- although your ears may not hear something that low, that borders on the human hearing range for older adults, ha!
A: Either will work. Just give it a mono subwoofer feed at line level and it will be very happy. It will also accept jumpers to the 4 L and R speaker wires and it will combine them into a mixed mono woofer feed automatically. All connections are high impedance.
A: If you're comparing the PSW10 vs PSW108, the specs are identical. I compared the specs from each of the manuals. The PSW108 appears to be a newer version in a different color. The PSW10 is silver and the PSW108 is black. First available dates: PSW10 - Dec 9, 2006; PSW108 - May 3, 2012.
A: Run speaker cable from receiver to sub woofer.Right front and left front. Run another speaker cable from sub woofer to each bookshelf speaker.
A: You can use a single rca plugged cable. I did the same until I purchased the y cable. However, sound throughput seems better with y cable than with single.
A: The volume was too loud. The soundbar blew.
A: It has a switch to completely power it off or keep it in standby. You can set it and forget it.
A: But of course! It has a speaker level left and right inputs and outputs for exactly this scenario.