ripthorne

I finally got a good speaker system but I dont have a sub woofer yet.

Now, gimme the truth, do I really need a subwoofer?

And if I do get one, can anyone recommend me any?

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Topgun94

YES It makes a big difference. I don't know what kind is best, but I have an Infinity, 200W BU-120. It shakes the house.
It was in the $300+ range, but I paid alot less using some discounts that were around last year.

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Bose Pro

Go with Topgun94's advice. It makes a world of difference when you're watching a source in 5.1. I mean, it is decoded in 5.1, not 5.0, so you would not be getting the ideal, ultimate experience without the sub.

L. Gowron

Imagine the earth shattering rumbles you heard in the theater. Now imagine watching the same scene through your tv speakers.

A good sub will make a world of difference.

Patman

Yes.

You can thank us later.




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Blade

If I were to rank how important speakers were (for movies) I'd go Center, Mains, Sub then rears.

Get the Sub!

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