Dayton Audio SUB-1000L vs Polk Audio PSW10

1 system and the Dayton is as tall. The sound is superior, I use it with a pair Elac Debut 6 speakers, but need to work on getting a better receiver. I am more interested in the sound than the size of it, but,size was reviewed as very compact, and it is not. I am keeping it ! because the sound is superior and I am sure that once I get a better receiver I will enjoy the potential it has

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This unit is a fantastic value for a subwoofer that will do everything most people will need. Some have criticized how low it will play. It may be that the specs are not as good as some others, but it is clean, solid, and powerful in a home theater setup in my 12x17 room. If you want crazy low bass you can get a huge sub with better performance but you will not do better than this with any 12-15" cube-style sub, and a cube is much harder to hide

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Yes, the wattage is only half of what is billed. But, that would only translate to a small difference to the volume. It would take ten times the wattage to double our perceived volume, which is around 6 db. With a mere 50-watt amp, this subwoofer can still pump out a lot of bass

I have it hooked up to a small 200w Sony (50 x 4) receiver that does not have an LFE out. I have this sub hooked up via the monitor out port on the receiver, so all of the power is coming 100% from the sub itself. Being that I was just looking to add some low end to go with the book shelf speakers used as the mains this sub does the trick. It actually has way more bass than I need for the smaller room