Klipsch R-100SW 10" Subwoofer, Incredibly Deep Bass and an All-digital Amplifier,14 5" x 12 5" x 16 4"

I would say that do some reading up on subwoofers before you plug one in. You cannot just buy one and plug it in and think that you will get this great bass sound and effects. You have to get i set right with your other speakers, get the phase set correctly with the distance of your other speakers; get the crossover set correctly with your receiver/amplifier. I didn't think about that and just plugged it in, and I knew what sound I wanted but I just was not getting it. UNTIL I READ UP ON SUBWOOFERS. Once I did that and got the settings correct; I got booming bass sound from stereo and surround listening. BAss sound effects in movies were just great!!

This is an entry level Klipsch subwoofer nevertheless it's a Klipsch. I paired it with Klipsch Flexus CORE 100 soundbar to give me more low end. Due to space I didn't buy the core 200, and although pleased with the soy from the core 100, it needed some umph but didn't want to spend more than the soundbar cost. Looked at rockers and some other bargain brands around $100. Decided to spend a bit more and get a quality sub. Glad I did as this sub paired with the Klipsch core 100 sound awesome! Klipsch makes a quality product that won't break the bank.The knocks o would give are the adjustment knobs. There are two but the labels are impossible to read. A slight move of the knob makes a large change. Also the power toggle is poorly labeled. The switches seem cheaply made.buy guess Klipsch has to save money somewhere. Still has good sound and yes I would buy again

Ordered two of these to replace older ones. Probably should have just bought one but two are always better. The bass is incredible on these woofers. I actually had to turn the gain (volume) down to 1/4 way on both because they were so incredibly loud which I love but they were rattling the entire house. We'll worth the money.

Good seller, subwoofer arrived earlier than the courier suggested. I used this wired to my Bose 900 soundbar, as this sub works with it and recognized in the Bose app as a Bose subwoofer. I used a 3.5mm splitter to both connect the Bose 700 sub and this Klipsch, but the klipsch needed a 3.5mm to red and white rca (whichever color in some wires). I'm still playing with the settings, so far I'm at 11 o'clock with the lfe and gain knobs, and it sounds good for now. May need to change a little when the break in is done.

I've used this brand for 30 years now and Finally my old one died. I Purchased this one and so far so good. I took off one star because the hard plastic horn piece on the speaker is sticking out and not Flush like it should be but i wasn't gonna ship this big thing back for that. It got past quality control I guess. It was easy to install and works great. It can shake your walls if you let it! It Is the key piece to any Surround sound system. Wireless surround sound can't compare to Hard wired systems. Will update in the future if anything changes.

This subwoofer is a replacement for my Sony SA-WM500 that died after 19 years of service.This unit is a 10" so a bit smaller than the Sony. I think it has a more detailed sound than the Sony did. Nice punchy bass for kick drums or LFE's in movies. The growl of the bass guitar is more defined too.I am pleased with the sub. If it lasts as long as my Sony did, all the better!

This was purchased to replace my 12 year old Onkyo sub. I know there are more expensive subs out there that audiophiles will rave about but let me say this bad boy rattles the windows without touching the Gain level. I paired it with a Sony receiver and Klipsch's HT50 surround speakers and it certainly fills the room. Definitely fits the description "bang for you buck"

I am impressed with this sub. It is hard to imagine a better sub for the money.