Review on 🔊 Immerse yourself in Incredibly Deep Bass with the Klipsch R-100SW 10" Subwoofer and All-digital Amplifier by Travis Smith

This subwoofer won't make a splash in your audio collection. Its design is boxy and simple, but that's okay. Preserve the beauty for your furniture and decor. It's all business. In what store would that surprise you. It might be a home theater subwoofer, but it's rock. He brings the drums from your favorite concert to your home and gives you a smile that lasts for hours and takes you back in time. No doubt these sound fantastic for music. But is that enough? Do we only listen to music at home? No way! This is a home theater subwoofer. And this is where the accolades come back through the atmosphere. At the bottom, the thing stumbles and kind of limp. Where my last subwoofer had the same low tone, this thing didn't seem to be learning the same note. It's pitched higher than I would like it to be in movies and that's probably why it sounds so good playing rock music. For that reason, I'm still on the fence about it. The quality of the music is top notch, but the explosions and action scenes don't impress me. I'll run autoeq again and play around with it a bit and see if I can find a sweet spot. I don't know if you can beat the punch for the price this boxing party will bring to your home.