Wharfedale Diamond SW150 Subwoofer 10-Inch Driver 150W Walnut

Just sold my 11 year old Wafedale SW150 (still 100% working) TO BUY THIS! (cause i can)Definitely took some break in (about 15 hours) to sound how I like it, but bass response is great, plays comfortably down to 20hz! Added to my Edifier R1280DBS bookshelf speakers (they have built in reciever)Amazing build quality and pretty heavy, all in all very happy, as I had previous one for 10 years and it still works perfect so I have high expectations!For £150 this is the absolute best value for money you get! Size is perfect to just put and forget.

This is simply Amazing. It does give me theatre effect. Keep on high frequency and neighbours don’t get the tremors but it’s the best even on lo volumes. I love it. Bear in mind, it needs a lot of space as it’s big and it’s super heavy. It has to be placed only on floor.

This will change your entire music collection for the better !

The sub is really nice has a clean sound and plays nice at low volumes just a shame it only goes down to 35hz

I was a little concerned about buying this sub after reading some of the reviews and seeing its very low price. To my delight however, on integrating it into my Monitor Audio and Yamaha 5.1 system, I found things very much to my liking. This was bought to replace an ageing and failing REL Strata 2, which was known to be a higher end product in its day. It’s beautifully made and obviously a very good quality product. It certainly didn’t disappoint me in the sound department either. Whilst not sounding maybe quite as crisp as my REL, the inbuilt amplifier responds excellently to sharp bass transients, creating exciting results with good movie soundtracks. There appears to be little or no flab, overhang or port chuff to the sound when connected to the subwoofer output on my Yamaha amplifier. I haven’t tried connecting it via the high level speaker inputs. Brilliant bargain buy! Would highly recommend.

Great sub for the money, I've used it to supplement my Q Acoustics 3020 main stereo speakers which only go down to 60hz (though actually measure at about 50hz with no port plugs and quite near walls), I've set the wharfedale at 75hz to support the speakers upper bass and have it on a low volume so it integrates seamlessly, in a way you wouldn't know there was a sub running until you turn it off, and all of the flesh of the music seems to fall away.Very easy to set up (start with a music spectrum app, there are lots of free ones out there, on your phone and then fine tune by ear afterwards to your own taste)Many years ago I had an REL sub and it was a flabby, boomy thing, quite difficult to integrate seamlessly, this is much tighter and more musical, everything in the mids sounds sweeter too.At the money, if you've got smaller speakers, or even a TV soundbar etc, you really can't go wrong.For the record, the spectrum analysis is showing it reaching down to 35hz on some tracks, giving me a "full range" speaker output.

Good subwoofer for the price. Good quality bass , perfect for reinforcing low end in stereo setups. Good quality/price. Recommended 👌Ps. This thing is quite heavy for its size which is good sign in this case IMONeed few days to stretch out bass driver suspension to sound best.

I use this Wharfedale Subwoofer to listen to all my music, Techno, Hard Rock, Classical.I run it through a Marantz M-CR412, and although the system can overload if given a shock, once you've found your levels, you can really appreciate the addition of enhanced bass sounds.There is a volume control knob at the back of the speaker, which you can set for optimum levels. And there is a crossover frequency control there too, which decides how "direct from the speaker" or expansive you would like your sound. Really cool, and changed the way I listen to music.