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[Class-D] Polk Audio XT10 Powered Subwoofer is replacing an Advent 12" powered subwoofer that is nearly 20 years old. The Polk unit is smaller than my older unit and it puts out a cleaner and crisper sound. Setup took less than 5 minutes. I am using this for few more days before I make any volume adjustments, if they are needed. This is a great unit for the price!

[83 lb] This is my first PA subwoofer so I don't have much to realistically compare it to but I'm happy for my purposes! My use: With 2 mackie thump go's through a mixer for karaoke, backyard parties, garage band, general small portable DJ setup. I bought used and saved some money on an already good price. At first I was disappointed with the power and sound when I hooked it to my mixer via the headphone out for volume control. It turns out my cable was bad or sent a weak signal for the sub. I replaced the Cable (1/4 TRS to split balanced XLR) and now that the signal is strong and clean and the sub actually sounds GOOD and musical - so a clean strong signal will do wonders with this subwoofer and I think a little break-in period helped it loosen up and improve SQ. Also properly setting the gain staging will help maximize output. The smaller weight and size of the sub are a big factor for me; it's not that hard to move compared to the majority of other 18's. If you're looking for a monster teeth rattling single sub with power for a live band in a larger venue this might not be the sub for you but it does great for small/medium DJ applications. I will likely add another one for outdoor events or bigger venues. Overall after a few weeks of ownership I recommend it if you manage your expectations

This is my first PA subwoofer so I don't have much to realistically compare it to but I'm happy for my purposes! My use: With 2 mackie thump go's through a mixer for karaoke, backyard parties, garage band, general small portable DJ setup. I bought used and saved some money on an already good price. At first I was disappointed with the power and sound when I hooked it to my mixer via the headphone out for volume control. It turns out my cable was bad or sent a weak signal for the sub. I replaced the Cable (1/4 TRS to split balanced XLR) and now that the signal is strong and clean and the sub actually sounds GOOD and musical - so a clean strong signal will do wonders with this subwoofer and I think a little break-in period helped it loosen up and improve SQ. Also properly setting the gain staging will help maximize output. The smaller weight and size of the sub are a big factor for me; it's not that hard to move compared to the majority of other 18's. If you're looking for a monster teeth rattling single sub with power for a live band in a larger venue this might not be the sub for you but it does great for small/medium DJ applications. I will likely add another one for outdoor events or bigger venues. Overall after a few weeks of ownership I recommend it if you manage your expectations

Quick way to add a self powered sub to a 70v system. Also have fed a main PA the E-page system before. Works perfect!

[0 dBFS = 24 dBu] Quick way to add a self powered sub to a 70v system. Also have fed a main PA the E-page system before. Works perfect!

[Black] Our stadium PA system is under powered In regards to the amp. The Dynamite gives my dynamic mic the boost it needs for announcing. I HIGHLY recommend the Dynamite if you are looking for a signal boost.

[2.6 lb] Great case and great size. I use it for 2 Kustom PA-50!powered speakers. Very lightweight.

[128 dB] I added the JBL LSR310S 200W Powered Subwoofer to my set of JBL 306 mkii powered audio monitors. It completes the range of digital sounds beautifully. Aside from playback of of my own compositions, I often use these three speakers as monitors in lieu of headphones as an audio source when rehearsing (keyboard controller and e-drums). The full range of deep bass to high treble output are very good, giving the listener a real sound even at volumes which far exceed what is necessary when practicing or playing e-instruments in a home studio jam session.

[9.75 lb] I replaced my passive Logitech computer speakers with a pair of the Audioengine A2+ speakers and a small 6.5 powered subwoofer. This is a great combination for listening to streaming videos and music in my small office. I use the USB input for the signal from my computer and the RCA outputs to send a signal to the powered subwoofer (Acoustic Audio PSW-6 purchased separately). Shown in the pictures on the Audioengine DS1 stands. The only con is the volume knob is on the back. I would purchase them again.

[70 lb] Great powered subwoofer with sound that will rock your floors with a deep clean bass sound and add to your rest of your system.