C'est vraiment nul. Je vis en France et on m'a à nouveau (deuxième fois) livre un modèle américain

Funciona perfectamente, cabe resaltar que lo uso en una sala pequeña, por lo que se escucha de maravilla, ademas de estar en un muy buen precio y por debajo de lo que lo encontraba en tiendas, me gusto mucho.

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Muy recomendable para salas pequeñas/mediana. A un volumen moderado, con los cortes de frecuencia y la ganancia bien proporcionada, lograrás resultados muy buenos. Se sienten las ondas de baja frecuencia, muy suaves y sin aturdir.Su diseño es muy elegante. (Adjunto imagen de cómo luce)Personalmente mi sala cuanta con muchas ventanas, por lo que el subir el volumen mucho provoca un retumbar de las mismas, generando ruidos no deseados. Pero eso a su vez nos indica la potencia que puede llegar a tener.En general, creo que el producto cumple muy bien con su función y un poco más.Es mi primera vez comprando la marca, pero la verdad me convenció y a futuro espero poder complementar más mi sistema de sonido ahora con unas bocinas.

Este subwoofer cumplió mis expectativas, es muy bueno para su precio, suena potente, lo tengo cableado a un amplificador yamaha y la calidad de sonido es notable. El único detalle, es que si produce un ligero zumbido al encender el amplificador, no es molesto ni altera el funcionamiento, pero si eres quisquilloso tal vez este detalle no te guste. Su calidad de construcción es muy buena, yo lo recomendaría.

Lo adquirí para remplazar un onkyo qué venia con mi home theater y no puedo estar más contento. Muy buena potencia y excelente sonido por un precio inmejorable. El único problema es que mis vecinos me mandan a cada raro al vigilante porque retumba todo el edificio, supongo se tendrán que acostumbrar.

Pese a sus 50Wrms de potencia. Suena durisimo, sobre todo despues del periodo de "break in". Una vez que los componentes moviles se aflojan, suena mas fuerte. Lo unico que no me gusto, es que la rejilla suena cuando el volumen es muy alto. Esto se debe a que el flujo de aire que sale y entra por el puerto es muy abundante, por lo que al tener la rejilla puesta, obstruye el paso del aire. Eso se soluciona quitando la rejilla. Por otro lado, es bueno tener las entradas de potencia, nunca crei utilizarlas, pero me vi en la necesidad de conectarlo a un amplificador sin salida a subwoofer, lo que lo hace muy recomendable para instalarse con amplificadores viejos o que no cuenten con salida a subwoofer. En resumen, la potencia es muy buena, suficiente para una habitacion de 5 x 5 metros. Sin duda es un buen producto, y aun mas si lo encuentras en oferta. Lo recomiendo.

Estaba entre este y un Pioneer más barato, pero decidí pagar un poco más y valió toda la pena.Yo lo tengo a 3/4 de volumen y a una frecuencia de 90htz con un receptor Denon 5.2 con 140w y me funciona perfecto, el bajo es profundo y muy muy potente (al menos para mi sala). Dudo que encuentren algo mejor por este precio.Es un poco más grande de lo que esperaba, revisen bien las medidas antes.

For the last 20 years I have been an budding audiophile, exploring systems, sources and music. With quality vintage systems throughout the house I think I have a good understanding of quality sound reproduction.My living-room system always seemed lacking although engaging and adept at reproducing all genres of music (Jazz, Blues, Classical, folk, Rock, Metal, etc.). This year I decided to explore adding a sub-woofer to the system and after much research selected the Polk Audio PSW10.It was necessary to take the time needed to setup a sub-woofer correctly in my living room to get the best from it. The affect is subtle on some recordings, were the sub is not discernible unless turn off and some fullness is lost. It interesting to note that given the length of low frequencies the additive bass from a sub appears to be coming from your speakers. The bass from the sub is truly not directional. Please note that the room itself plays a big part in the quality of bass. What works in my living room may not have the same result in yours.There may be better subs out there at higher prices, but the Polk Audio PSW10 has made a world of difference to my music enjoyment and I expect to be very happy with it for the foreseeable future.

Adquiri este subwoofer activo en sustitucion de un Klipsch 12 pulgadas el cual me da una gran experiencia de audio. Inicialmente lo adquirí para mi computadora de escritorio sin embargo al ver ese rendimiento opte por colocarlo en mi home theater principal y simplemente excepcional su desempeño con mi receiver Yamaha y mis 5 bocinas satelitales Klipsch. El crossover te da una potencia de golpe que te hará disfrutar de tus películas, series, deportes, música con una sensacion al máximo. Si disfrutas como yo de un golpe potente que haga presencia en tu sonido esta es una gran opción que te gustara. Yo coloque el crossover al 60% ya que el golpe de bajo es realmente potente esto claro dependerá de tu receiver y características de sonido que te provea tu equipo de momento yo encantado con este subwoofer el cual puedo recomendar ampliamente.

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I am a self-proclaimed audiophile with a serious inclination towards VALUE. This, my friends, is a product that has immense value.To give you an idea of what I mean by value, my previous set-up had KLH Subwoofers that were so under-rated and unknown that it wasn't until I spoke of them that people even considered them as KLH (being that KLH, for some unknown reason, has a bad name. Now, by no means would I consider myself cheap...I like value--inexpensive items that do as they say while preserving quality. Being that Matt Polk put the name of the Polk legacy on these, the quality should not be in question at any point.I think the only reason that these are at such a reduced rate is because of their meager ratings (50-Watt amp and 10" woofer...something else that is unattractive is the front facing port--don't they know that most new speakers come with the port to the rear to avoid port noise??!!) and, even moreso, reviewing its bigger brothers and sisters with downward firing ports means that although this sub isn't in the same class, there are offerings for more discerning listeners. If I had a good $1000 to blow on subwoofers, I would have probably bought two of the PSW110s without question...Ah, yes...TWO.The biggest reason that I look for subwoofers of value is so that I can purchase more than one (if you were wondering why I keep using these nouns in the plural). Although I am still relatively young Now, Home Theater is the standard and it may be difficult to discern one product from another (trust me, most of it is trash--INCLUDING BOSE). The best way to go about building a theater system is not by adhering to the one-click feature-like HTiB. Piece by piece...step by step... It helps to buy speakers in a particular company's model family since they are normally making use of the same drivers and are normally tonally matched. Many companies claim their speakers as tonally matched without considering the effects of the difference in enclosure size and construction of a center channel and a satellite... Ah...that's info for you--but not why I'm writing this review...This review is about the two Polk Audio 10PSWs sitting here in front of me.They sound awesome for what they are. I'm glad that an earlier reviewer made it known that the 50w amplifier is continuously rated--not instantly...or even rated considering a massive amount of Total Harmonic Distortion--as many companies do and then say "@ 1KHz"...who sits home listening to 1KHz Sine signals?? At loud volumes even? Don't be fooled. Normally they follow that spec up with "30-20KHz +/-3db" As many of you probably know...that's HALF the power that they're quoting it at...3db = 1/2 Wattage (or twice the wattage considering the context...normally, it's LESS, not MORE).Many of you, I'm sure, have bought one of these and are either loving it or hating it (most loving from what I can tell). Indeed, with the varying types of music and source program I use, these fit the bill nicely. The sound is present...strong...detailed. I haven't experienced the muddy sound as other people have noted. I'm sure that it's not just luck...I have two...surely, one would be muddy if this was prevalent.Now, time for pointers (I love the reviewers who leave pointers...it's normally the nudge for most people to consider a truly awesome product--as this one is)Pointer#1: Buy Two (2)These are probably some of the least expensive, best sounding subs you can get right now. When in the market for a sub, you should at least have a budget of $200--$400 even...otherwise, you'll find yourself wondering what you paid for... Remember, there are materials (wood, cables), components (subwoofer driver, subwoofer amplifier), and labor that goes into that bass machine. If any of these things aren't optimally constructed, the overall device will suffer. You can understand this, I'm sure. The flip side of this, is that surely, there was a corner cut somewhere. Thus, why continue to hammer out your amplifier? The amp is often overlooked in all of this. Most people see the pretty cone of their subwoofer and totally disregard the reality that the real work horse of the build is the amplifier.Having two subs is not for more bass...but to conserve the life of the subwoofers you have. In addition, when the time comes to party or watch a movie, you don't have to worry about your subs (the drivers themselves) bottoming out or sounding as if they're straining. Thus, with two, you get the benefit of both worlds (longevity, present sound quality). Electronics have limitations...use them wisely and they will perform AND last a very long time...Pointer #2: Gain >1/2You should never have to turn your amplifier gain past half. Past half is where distortion and clipping are introduced. Sure, depending on your source, this may not be prevalent, but if you have a good, strong signal, there will come a time when you hear artifacts that weren't intended for reproduction (e.g. distortion, clipping). As a rule, if you have to turn your sub past half, you might want to adjust your settings in your receiver or see Pointer #1 again... A benefit of two, is that the both of them can be readjusted lower to account for the assistance or each other. My Polks are each at about 1/3 (and that's only because I really enjoy the sound right now...so I'm excited...otherwise they would each be at 1/4). The reason you only want "enough" volume is because headroom is what you want... this is the power that is used during explosions, kick drums--sudden bursts...this is what you bought it for, right?Yes, that's right. I know that there are many other reviewers--bless their heart--who are praising having it just past half or 3/4 of the way up. Mine are at 1/3 and it was like that when I only had one connected. Now that I have both connected, I'll have to half the volume of both of them to equal the volume of the one (and no, the gain knob potentiometers are not linear, so it'll have to be by ear).Pointer #3: Subs Fill, Not DominateSubwoofer modules are only meant to fill in where the other speakers in your system fail. My set-up has Mirage towers as my mains. However, the built in crossover of my Harmon/Kardon handles all bass traffic well--cut off at 60Hz (the point where bass can not be located by the human ear). Having the setting higher than this will not only put more stress on your sub but also the amplifier (lets not forget the amp). When adjusting the gain, you just want to ensure that the frequencies from the sub are at around the same volume as your main speakers. This will keep you from being bass hungry. That's not the point of a sub...this isn't a mobile system...this is home. The environment doesn't warrant that level of "hyper-bass"... If done this way, you will be able to reach higher sound pressure levels while retaining your dynamism...These pointers should help with any sub...this sub is truly a great, great buy...Hope this helps...

This is 110-120V. Won't work out of the box in UAE. Why is it even being sold here?Update - Seller gave full refund for this item.