A5's working with a subwoofer; recs?

[yunaforever009]

I purchased a set of Audioengine A5's and LOVE them! They are phenomenal. Absolutely. I am looking for a tight musical sub that is small. I don't want a wall shaking sound unless the musician expected my walls to shake. Also, I don't have much space because I am in a smallish room, 8' x 12'. My budget is capped at 200, 250... what would you recommend for the A5s?

-Yuna

 

[YOyoYOhowsDAjello]

A couple options:

There's a used x-sub on AV123's forum for $185 shipped
http://forums.av123.com/showthread.php?t=41191
(note: this is in "White Shadow Maple")

Some Dayton Elites from Partsexpress
http://www.parts-express.com/p...cfm?Partnumber=300-390
http://www.parts-express.com/p...cfm?Partnumber=300-392

I guess small is relative

 

[yunaforever009]

Like 8" driver?

 

[YOyoYOhowsDAjello]

I meant whole subwoofer dimensions.

Just for example, here's a 10" subwoofer that's 15"x19"x21" and weighs 60 pounds.
http://www.svsound.com/products-sub-box-10nsd.cfm

Compare that with a typical 10" sub you'd get at a retail store that's maybe 1/3 the volume (as in cubic inches) and 1/3 the weight...

 

[yunaforever009]

Well, for on the whole smallish, what would be a good brand and model series? Something I guess around 13x13x14 or smaller?

Thanks for the quick replies YOyoYO

 

[YOyoYOhowsDAjello]

The standard dayton (not as good as the Dayton Elites from what I understand) is small-ish at 11x15x14
http://www.parts-express.com/p...cfm?Partnumber=300-631

The x-sub is tall but narrow
9x13x18 (There were two revisions of this though, and the sizes were slightly different)

 

[s44]

Not sure there's any reason to spend more than this.

 

[hans030390]

Originally posted by: s44
Not sure there's any reason to spend more than this.

I was going to suggest that. I have it and love it. It goes great with my Dayton BR-1 bookshelf speakers.