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Question Sub-woofer Selection For PC

dafuzzbudd

Senior member
I'm having a hard time coming up with a solution for what I think is a common problem.

For audio I have 2x bookshelf speakers with a receiver. I would like to add a small subwoofer to the mix to cover lower notes. What is a good option to add bass to a small PC workspace? I don't want to add a $99 Polk 10" as everyone on Google suggests. I could deal with a $40 Logitech leftover so I can have something. Anandtech! There has got to be a worthy slim-subwoofer option for my needs. Else, I'm going to Ebay a Logitech sub and see if it works.
 
If you mean slim and not cheap then a powered 8" sub would save you about 2-3" in each dimension over that Polk 10". There are also some wide but low height 8" options. If you mean slim and cheap then just buy used computer sub off eBay like you proposed.
 
I'm looking to spend no more than $60 for something to do the job. I took a chance on a Logitech sub on Ebay. Turns out it needs the satellites connected or it doesn't work. I wish I knew how to override that...
 
Look for some used subs on audio mart or ebay. I picked up a used 15" Velodyne CT-150 for $150 and it was like new condition. It is bloody fantastic in audio mode with my Hsu Research HB1 mkII's.
 
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