What's a good subwoofer to add to a set of PC speakers

[tom3]

I have 2 sets of Aura Aspect 30 speakers, what's a good subwoofer to complement them? Do i need to take into consideration the frequency crossover stuff??

 

[Noddedet]

I resently bought Creative sub with to small speakers for about $90 and entered a new world of listening experience, so go for it, requiers a good sound card tho

 

[MuffD]

Yamaha or Boston Acoustics are very good brands to get.

 

[glen]

This one:
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[tom3]

hehe glen, thanks for the laughs.. =)

 

[thorin]

Altec Lansing ACS-251 40w sub is very nice. I used one of these in college with some Yamaha computer speakers and it was great.

Specs:

Power: 40watts
Driver: 1x6.5" Long Throw Woofer
Freq. Response: 35Hz to 250kHz

Rick

 

[Astroguy]

For $100 there is a 10", 100 watt KLH subwoofer that I think you can find at Costco and Best Buy. Its definitely not the highest quality subwoofer out there, but it should work just fine for a computer setup.

http://www.klhaudio.com/prodpowerasw10100.htm

 

[tom3]

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[Noriaki]

Holy sh!t glen, holy sh!t.

 

[tom3]

bump

 

[chiwawa626]

I like altec lanisngs subs, they hit hard compared to others.

 

[ChipNOW]

Klipsch, makers of our much beloved ProMedia's, make subs... they're not cheap though.

 

[tom3]

How about the JBL Media Sub pictured here?? is this a good buy for $45??

thanks

 

[thorin]

The JBL Sub you linked to is only 20watts your Aura Aspect 30s are 30watts. Given you have 2 sets your front and rear speakers will completely overpower this JBL sub.

Thorin