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Hi Ken,

My broken sub amp came back from Polk. The line level input is still much lower volume bass than using speaker wire so I will continue to use speaker wire. The amp works good but now...

Hi Ken,

My broken sub amp came back from Polk. The line level input is still much lower volume bass than using speaker wire so I will continue to use speaker wire. The amp works good but now...

Hi Ken,

On Nov. 1 you wrote the main reason to add a subwoofer is to be able to reduce bass distortion. With that in mind wouldn't it make sense to turn the crossover to 200Hz. That way the bass...

Tried 2 sub cables. both produce low bass output from the RT1000is but lots of output from the PSW650's. Polk has had the amp from the RT1000i for a week. No updates yet.

Hi Ken,

Here is Polk's official tech support reply to my question. This is ridiculous. How do you get a flat response if what they are saying is true?

Greg-

I apologize but the output...

The RT1000i's are the only speakers I have with a line level input and a built in sub amp. They work find when I use speaker wire to feed the subs so that is what I will continue to do.
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Thanks Ken,

1. Regarding question 1 the RT1000i's have 2 pair of binding posts. 1 for mid/tweeter and the other for bass. You can remove the flat metal connector and plug in the line level...

Hello Ken,

Thanks for your quick replies. Your feedback makes great sense. 2 more questions if you don't mind. One that has puzzled me for years.

1. My Yamaha RX-v1065 support bi amping. ...

Thanks Ken,

Doesn't this (setting all speaker to small) essentially make the subs in my RT1000i's useless. When I choose SMALL I can't hear much of anything coming out of them. Do you have a...

Hi Ken,

I have this Polk Speaker setup - Fronts RT1000i Center CS400i Rear f/x500i Subwoofer PSW650. Should I setup all these speakers as LARGE on my Yamaha RX-V1065 receiver? Should my LFE be...