Polk Audio PSW10 10-Inch Monitor Series Powered Subwoofer (Single, Black)

The name "Monitor" is special to Polk Audio. The original Polk Audio Monitor Series, produced in the mid-1970s, ushered in the modern loudspeaker era by setting the standard for performance and value. The original Monitor Series is the line that made Polk Audio famous with its simple, sturdy construction, clear, accurate sound, powerful bass and superior imaging, all at a price that made great sound available to everyone.The newly reborn Monitor Series by Polk Audio is classic Polk: a quality-built, affordable line of high performance loudspeakers for music and home theater. The new PSW10 complements the clean, stylish look of the whole line with powerful, efficient, accurate and musical bass in compact enclosures. Built for speed, power and value, the Monitor Series is a great introduction to high performance sound. read more..

Good Features

• A single 10-inch subwoofer with built-in high-current amplifier for big bass
• Equipped with one 10-inch polymer-composite dynamic-balance cone driver
• Features laser-based Klippel measurement technology for improved linearity and deep, precise sound
• Frequency Response: 35Hz - 200Hz
• Non-resonant all-MDF enclosure construction with 0.75-inch-thick baffles and internal bracing

Sale Price : Click to see Sale Price


Great Subwoofer for the price by Brian Strafuss
There are certainly more powerful and better sounding subwoofers on the market, but you're not likely to find a better one for this price tag. I have a decent audio setup at my house (klipsh reference in the front, polk audio center and surround, attached to a Harmon Kardon receiver) and this subwoofer adds exactly what was missing.The sound produced by this product is crisp and dynamic and is never over or under whelming.



One small thing to bear in mind is that the the "auto" power mode fails to turn the subwoofer on when the rest of the system engages, so you'll have to leave it on at all times, or remember to turn it on and off manually (which would just be a pain. I leave mine on all the time). It's really not a big deal and has not affected my feelings toward this subwoofer in a significant way, but is worth noting. Also, this could be a failure with my receiver and not the subwoofer itself.