Elac SUB1010

Yes, I've heard bad subwoofers before, but I'd rather have a Jamo or Elac Sub1010 than no sub at all. And yes I do agree premium subwoofers do sound better than a budget subwoofer.

Definitely adds punch and boom to your system. I have the JBL530 bookshelf speakers as my main speakers in my system. The base sound of the JBL530 are perfect sounding as it has the clear and sharp thump, punch, rumble, and some boom. It is not dull distorted bass at all. But the 5.25 inch woofers c...

B: Elac UniFi 2.0 ($550) plus Elac SUB1010 ($120). Assumptions: powered by a capable but not overly muscular amp (say 70 watts into 8 ohms) with a high pass filter. The Emotivas being a speaker that needs more bass support and probably sound really good when they have it, and the Elacs being a speaker that don't need it as much and you're just adding some oomph to the bottom.

I'm running this off a newer Yamaha integrated amp in my garage/workshop, in a 240 sq ft work area and I’ve really got to crank the output of this sub all the way to get anything like decent bass out of it. I could jack the Yamaha output up first but I’d blow myself out the door with everything abov...

Try to spend as much in the speakers and what's left for AMP, cables etc. Edit: If you want to get subwoofer, I recommend you wait until you have $500 extra for a sub or get Elac sub1010 for $129 (own it and it's excellent) and add another mid tier sub in the future.

I had to return the first unit, when connected to my receiver regardless of input, line in or high level input the sub was barely audible with the volume and cross over maxed out and tried on 2 different receivers, so I had to return it, I really liked the form factor it's small and enclosure and ap...

I have decided that it's best now to get 2 smaller subwoofers to satisfy me at least for a couple years until I can sound proof much better. I have my eyes set on the elac sub1010 which on Amazon is $170 ware house deal for 1 or 190$ brand new, so about $400 for 2 open box or little more for brand new, that is in CAD$. Im perfectly okay with buying opened box. I really like the looks of this subwoofer as it looks expensive.

I got this as a sub for my garage, which actually has Elac Debut speakers as the mains. I had not intended to buy Elac, I was just looking for something disposable for the garage. The speaker isn't overly boomy in the 70 to 140 hz range, and that's unusual for a cheap speaker that calls itself a sub...

I really like the Elac Sub1010 for music. It doesn't do much below 30Hz but it has good tone, it's quick and tight.

A solid choice to add bass for my music production studio. I like the ability to adjust the volume and cutoff. Once these are set, I will probably not tweek these knobs very often. I took off one star because the speaker makes a humming sound, even when it is powered off, but still plugged into a su...