BESTISAN 6.5’’ Subwoofer, Powered Home Audio Sub woofer with Deep Bass in Compact Design, for Studio and Home Theater, Black,SW65C

The media could not be loaded. Unbelievable for the price. I’m giving it 5 stars despite it missing one of the footpads on arrival. I’ve written the manufacturer. I would replace it with Amazon but I don’t want to be a day without it or hassle with the shipment if I can avoid it. Note that this speaker has an LFE input which the Rockshaker does not. Even the low end Polk doesn’t have that input and it’s precisely what you need for a modern surround sound. If you drive subs off RCA jacks they won’t mute! Don’t make that mistake. LFE is what you need. You can actually feel this thing. So small! Looks nice. Fires down. If you’re looking for a bargain sub this is it. Can you really tell the difference between this and an $350 Polk or Klipsch? Note mine does not seem to have the problem some had with it automatically powering down. The manufacturer indicates this is an updated version that solves the problem. Don’t hesitate. Seen here playing Led Zeppelin by Led Zeppelin on my turntable! 🔥 🔥 🔥

Had this little dude for about 6 months now. almost didn't purchase because of the small woofer but so glad I did. I used this with some homemade bookshelf speakers for a PC setup and man this thing sounds good. I love a lot of deep bass and it delivers. Highly Recomend

This is a great subwoofer so long as it is used properly and for the right purpose. This is NOT a sub you use for a home theatre or home recording studio setup. This is a little sub you stick under your desk and pair with PC speakers or something like this Creative Stage soundbar https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07JC6YZ4K/, a sleek bit of mini-soundbar in elegant gloss black that looks like a million bucks on your desk.The problem with most PC soundbars or speaker systems (even nosebleed expensive ones like Katana) is they give you a crappy subwoofer, typically a shallow, hollow cabinet and cheap driver. That’s where this thing shines. Yes, the driver is only six inches, so don’t expect room-shaking performance, but this is a heavy box relative to its size, and the wei8ghty cabinet helps it punch, ahem, above its weight.Suggest you begin with top volume knob set to 12 o’clock and bottom frequency knob set somewhere between 9 and 10 o’clock, then slowly adjust to suit your taste. If you turn this thing all the way up and rotate the freq knob all the way to the right, the sub will sound like garbage. Take your time and try a bunch of different settings and you will find your sweet spot.You can mate this to any existing system, even a closed one, by using a splitter Y-cable like this UGREEN https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00LM0ZGK6/?th=1, plugging your existing soundbar or speakers into one of the two cable inputs. The Creative soundbar, specially, should NOT be plugged into the subwoofer’s thru port because the Creative soundbar has its own proprietary sound card tech built into it and it sounds amazing. If you plug it into the sub instead of your PC, the sub’s crossover will filter out the low end and the soundbar won’t sound as good.Used with the Creative soundbar (sub-$100 pricing), I have a desktop PC sound system that thumps harder and sounds on par with if not better than many premium systems.Minus one star for no auto shut-off, but for the price, why quibble. I use a smart plug and Alexa routine to shut it off if I forget.

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It's doing the auto shutoff thing to me as well, sometimes after 2 min. Like others said , you have to power it off and power it back on. Like others said, it sounds great when working, but I just can't stop to keep turning it back on when it auto stops.

Update: April 2024. This unit had a hum and it turns out the hum was due to the external power supply (120VAC to 24 VDC) supplied with the unit. I replaced the power supply with another one and the hum went away. My Fisher receiver/amplifier died so I recently replaced it with a Yamaha R-S202.Using a pair of Polk T-15's with a 32 year old Fisher Stereo Receiver Integrated Amp. (50 watts per channel). Using this with my desk top PC to play music in my home office. Using the wired speaker output which passes through to the Polks. I found I had to set the Subs volume to about 90% and the cross over at the preset notch (about midway). At first the response of the sub was not very dynamic. It also has a hum. After about 8 hours the sound improved so you definitely should "burn-in" the sub. The auto-on/off feature does not work at low volume I have to increase the volume to get the it going (pilot light turns from red to blue). Over all not a bad little sub for the price and I am pleased with it.

I have a home theatre with one sub in the front. I was not getting the amount of LEF I desired. Especially when playing the movies with a Sensurround Audio track. So I purchased this sub to put in the back of the room to work with the sub in the front. Wow, what a difference. And this sub is only turned up half way. The addition of this sub filled my home theatre with great bass (LEF). Even feel the vibration in our recliner seats. Now those Sensurround movies (Earthquake, Midway 1975 and Rollarcoaster) sound the way they should. Just like in their original theatrical runs. I highly recommend this product to anyone who desires great bass sound. A lot of power from a little box. And a great price too.