“What sub woofer should i purchase to go with the sony 725w 5.2 ch receiver??”
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Any powered subwoofer should work fine.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Any standard subwoofer should work. The receiver outputs a signal that is a standard signal for all subwoofers that I am aware of. And I've probably owned 20 subwoofers over my life.
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.You're looking for a powered sub with a standard RCA connection. I use the Yamaha YST-SW012, and it works great for the price.
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Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Hi there, You can use a Subwoofer that is compatible with the power output and rated impedance of the unit. For more detailed information about the product specification, we suggest visiting this link: https://docs.sony.com/release//STR-DH750_STR-DH550_guide_en.pdf -Jerome
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.depends on how much bass u want I don't have a sub hookd up yet and still sounds great but get a powerd sub so it doesn't take power away from the rest of the speakers and use what ever brand u want but a sony would work the best
Sorry, there was a problem. Please try again later.Any powered subwoofer designed to be connected to a home theater receiver (such as this one) should work. As someone else said, the biggest consideration is the size of the room in which you will be using this system. Also a more subjective consideration is just how much deep bass you can stand and whether there's a concern for disturbing neighbors, roomates or the like. If you are'nt terribly fussy, looking to place in a typical living room, den or bedroom and are on a budget, consider subs from BIC, Monoprice, Dayton Audio, Pioneer, and maybe Polk. Check out the website "the Wirecutter" for futher details. For those who fit in the category just described, you can get away with spending somewhere between $100-200 to accomplish this. I am not associated with Wirecutter or any speaker manufacturer or retailer. Enjoy your home theater!
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