I have a Vizio S2920. Is this 100W subwoofer too power for this 29" bar?
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Hi J. Johnson, this is a self powered subwoofer and this unit may best be connected on an amplifier or receiver. Soundbar doesn't support on this. - Ella
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No, shouldn't be too powerful! You can adjust the crossover frequency and volume of the sub if you think it's dominating.I've read that your Vizio has very good bass (which I'd consider mids) so you should be able to get smooth, balanced sound.Some people on the Vizio Q&A; page are using a sub, and they're happy.
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I am using a Yahama YSTSW012- 45 watt powered sub woofer. It is 11.25 inches high. It will rattle the walls if you want it too. I had the Yamaha and decided to use it and not get a new one.
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I have a TX-SR806 ONkyo receiver and wanted to know if a 100 watt subwoofer is good for this? I have (mirage) nano 5.0 speakers and am looking to buy a (klipsch) polk a subwoofer psw10 that puts out 100 watts. thanks
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There is a positive and negative. And you will need a sub ohm amp. The best one is the sub ohm amp for this is T500-1BDCP. when it is connected to this woofer, it produces over 650 watts from a 500 watt amp. I think mine was rated 672 watts on the sheet that came with it.
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Depends on the sub. I am using a cerwin vega subwoofer and with about 45 watts it makes a 2600 square foot house shake. I am a professional guitarist and listen to and write a lot of music. I never max out any equipment but the TX-NR929 will pump out a solid 100 watts without breathing hard. Again make sure that your sub is efficient (again cerwin vega) and not eating up all your power! Cheers!
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The 202 Sound bar does not let you add a sub woofer to it, the 200 has an outlet for a powered sub woofer.
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All the specs on the sub and the box show that this will work, run 300-500 watts RMS and use a small amount of fiber fill in it and you should be good, I have one of these that I put a Skar Audio sub in and ran 700 watts RMS to it and it sounds pretty tight, The box is great for the price.
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I have a Yamaha with 120 watts per channel. That seems like plenty of power.I don't know if I'd use less than 80. Good speakers for the money
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If it were me, I would bridge the 4 channels down to 2 channels and connect the "200W" speakers to them. The 10 inch sub should be run off the sub channel (or "5th" channel). I would personally be more concerned with the load of the speakers than their max wattage rating. Are the "200W" speakers 2 or 4 ohm? Is the sub 2 or 4 ohm? Is the sub a SVC or DVC?
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This soundbar is really just a speaker and is not powered, that 625 watts is what it can handle if you hook it up to a receiver. It has speaker wire inputs only. I hope this helps you I hooked it up to my denon receiver and a 400 watt subwoofer and it sounds good you can really hear the center channel vocals clear
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I did buy the 40in Vizio sound bar (older model) but got a really good price on it. The sound is definitely better than the TV speakers, I don't have a sub woofer hooked up to mine and i would recommend using one with the sound bar.
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A google search just returned the answer to your question, that the Vizio VSD210 has 30 watts total, split between the speakers and 4" sub. Thanks for your question.
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the subwoofer is integral with the sound bar - it should work with the other speakers in the sound bar assuming your other speakers are working - do not expect the bass to be as full as a separate subwoofer although the volume will be more than sufficient
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Under Key Features - 5-channel powerful surround sound (100 W per channel) ... - 8" 100 W active subwoofer 5*100W = 500W for the surround speakers + 100W sub = 600W total
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Yes, am using a Polk 10" powered subwoofer. My room is not large, and the Polk is more than enough rumble.
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Not sure which speakers you have, but your receiver looks like a brute, which makes me suspect that this little subwoofer might be a little wimpy for your setup. I'm using it with a Yamaha DSP-4100, which is a soundbar and I have a 12" B&W subwoofer to supplement for movie LFEs. Hope that helps.
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I checked the specifications for both the Sound Bar and the Sub Woofer. They both require 120 V AC, which means you will need to purchase a step-down power converter for each. The wattage requirement of the Sound Bar is 50W. The Wattage requirement for the Subwoofer is 30W running and 0.5W or less on standby. There are quite a few step-down travel converters that would fit this requirement. But you need to purchase two of them, one for the Sound Bar and another for the Subwoofer. Some are very inexpensive. Since the Sound Bar is expensive, I would not scrimp on this. You should also purchase either a separate surge protector or get this included in your step-down transformer. If it were me, I would by a separate surge protector and connect it to both lines separately. http://www.amazon.com/Simran-SM-60-Universal-110V-250V-Protection/dp/B003UHYDYO/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1406043882&sr=8-3&keywords=220+v+surge+protector Make sure the step down transformer will have enough safety margin for the 50W... this undoubtedly adds more expense to this equipment, but you need to protect it if you buy it. I hope this helps.