Klipsch Reference R-8SW Surround Subwoofer, 150 Watts Peak Power (Brushed Black Vinyl, 8-Inch)

Wow, what a great product. My entire family room is filled with such a rich bass that if I had ordered a larger one, it would have been too much. So, it's a perfect addition to my entertainment center.

Sounds amazing everything I expected and even more the bass is phenomenal.

More than enough bass for me, can feel it through the whole house. It will distort if you turn up the gain too much, just don't do that.

Slick, compact, powerful, pet-friendly down-fitting woofer. Almost great. It's not wireless, which I don't mind. You can always adapt it. It's also the smallest sub from Klipsch. Unfortunately, there is no soft power down. When the signal cuts off, there is a pop. Maybe it's my speakers, but those are Klipsch the Fives. This should not be happening!Oh, the low bass is powerful. Keep it at 80hz- it is not punchy. Even though it's effective and easily overpowers a room, it's relying on excursion of the smaller woofer. Therefore, bass heads living in open barns should size up. This unit's Achilles heel is dynamics (and punch, thus keep it crossed over low for lots listening).It still will put down way more rumble than you need-and as much as anyone should probably want. To be fair, I find I turn it down for most movies and shows-almost never up. I've never had a problem with to much bass for any music-not even old school 90s Miami bass rap.

It was easy to set up. The Crossover & Gain knobs allow you to dial in to match the music or movie you are watching. We are now hearing the lower end even with classic vinyl records that we never heard before.

Arrived on time in excellent condition, performs as expected.

Have 5.2.2 running and have a 9.4.6 system inbound. No need for another base. Turned this one on and flipped the phase switch. BOOM. Yeah. Stupid pun, right? Nope. Ridiculous base.

Provides impressive bass in a sleek and compact design. Great addition to any home audio setup.