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Is it necessary to pull the 10" driver? Couldn't speaker wires be connected to the terminals that run to the amp and then connect the other end of the wires to say the front channel of a AV receiver?...

Thank you very much Tbone, your help is greatly appreciated!

Height with and without feet/pegs would be great. Thank you.

That would be great. Thank you very much.

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Hi. Are there any known issues, common problems, with the PSW110? I ask because while mine is playing, the output has become weak. When I get time I will see if something may have been mistakenly...

Hi. The dimensions for the PSW505 Powered Subwoofer located at the link below...

http://www.polkaudio.com/products/psw505

Height 16 1/8" (40.96cm)
Width 15 1/8" (38.42cm)
Depth 18 3/16"...

I don't care how you slice or dice it... your sub set at 50 Hz and the mains as small... you have a GAP there buddy. You are losing a very important part of the range whether you realize it or not.

I can't see your mains (Monitor 40's) playing down to 50 Hz very well despite what their frequency response may say. That said I can't see why you would set your sub at 50 Hz. I'd bet testing would...

Why a 50 Hz setting on this? What if your mains can't handle material below 80 Hz? 100 Hz??? You would set them to "small" and lose a range of 50 to 80, 100, or whatever. Or, set them to "large" and...

You name it. Cleaner more accurate sound for sure... sealed cabinet with two 12's in a push pull configuration, deeper bass, higher SPL, great with both music and movies. Overall IMO the best subs...

I am one that through a certain experience found a cheaper sub with a 10" woofer and a 100 watt RMS amp to be almost as good as a sub with three 8" woofers and a 300 watt RMS amp. The MSRP price...

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I recently purchased this PSW110 sub (my first ever Polk purchase) for a small room and that's what's it's good for... a small room in my opinion. Don't expect loud levels of thundering bass from it....