What PSW to buy

Nate805 · 5th September 2010, 10:19 PM

So far i have been looking at two different powered subwoofers...

+Polk DSW Pro 600 12"
+Dayton T1503A 15"

My system has no subwoofer out nor multiple rca-outs, and i figure i would need some kind of Y-rca cable to get the signal from my preamp to the sub and to my power amp.

I am going to be living in college dormitories for a while, so obviously it could be argued that either of these are a little bit overkill. Mainly i want very deep bass and low frequency reproduction that will sound tight and good at lower levels (and of course good at high levels as well....)

Any thoughts / recommendations?

Cokewithlime · 5th September 2010, 11:21 PM

Parts Express has the powered Dayton 12" sub on sale right now for a good price - the built in sub amp has high level inputs so you can just connect your L/R speaker outputs from your existing system to the sub amp and it will handle the LF crossover.

5th September 2010, 10:19 PM	#1
Nate805 diyAudio Member Join Date: Nov 2008 Location: Santa Barbara	What PSW to buy So far i have been looking at two different powered subwoofers... +Polk DSW Pro 600 12" +Dayton T1503A 15" My system has no subwoofer out nor multiple rca-outs, and i figure i would need some kind of Y-rca cable to get the signal from my preamp to the sub and to my power amp. I am going to be living in college dormitories for a while, so obviously it could be argued that either of these are a little bit overkill. Mainly i want very deep bass and low frequency reproduction that will sound tight and good at lower levels (and of course good at high levels as well....) Any thoughts / recommendations?

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5th September 2010, 11:21 PM	#2
Cokewithlime diyAudio Member Join Date: Oct 2009 Location: Toronto	Parts Express has the powered Dayton 12" sub on sale right now for a good price - the built in sub amp has high level inputs so you can just connect your L/R speaker outputs from your existing system to the sub amp and it will handle the LF crossover.