Klipsch R-10SWi 10" Wireless Subwoofer - Brushed Black Vinyl

Great sub. Got it for $199, which is a steal. If you see it at this price, buy it. This sub replaced my B&W PV-1, which is a serious audiophile sub. Got this one because it is wireless. The wireless feature is great; hook up in seconds and the signal is clean and strong. Can't tell that it is not a wired sub. The sound from this sub - wow. Clean, tight and very powerful. If you have a medium sized room, well this is more than enough to meet your needs. Looks good too; modern and understated. I recommend getting the SVS sound isolation system to go with this, which is four heavily rubberized feet to replace the stock feet on the sub. $49 on Amazon. Not only do the SVS feet look good, but they add refinement and punch to the sound of an already great sub. So, sub + SVS feet set me back about $250. Best money I've ever spend on home theater equipment. Even my wife likes this sub, which tells you how good it is. So, this is a great sub. No need to spend thousands on a sub when you can have this jewel of a sub at a fraction of the cost. Well worth your hard earned cash. Highly recommended.

I'm extremely happy with this subwoofer. My previous subwoofer for my home theater system died after 18 years of use so after A LOT of looking I landed on the Klipsch wireless 300 watt wireless subwoofer. I know this is not recommended, but I have placed it in my built in cabinet, hidden away with my other audio/home theater components, to keep from cluttering my great room. When in use, I open the door of the built in cabinet and the Klipsch performs perfectly for my large great room with 18' high ceilings. If the subwoofer was not in a cabinet it would probably sound even better, but in this case I couldn't be happier with its performance. Instead of using the wireless transmitter provided with this subwoofer I have instead used a RCA connection from the sub preout on my home theater receiver to the white RCA jack on the subwoofer. I really didn't have a need for the wireless capability since it is so close to the receiver and all wires are hidden inside the cabinet anyway.

Purchased this 10" Klipsch wireless sub to enhance our viewing/listening experience for our new Samsung 65" TV. First of all, I'm not new to Klipsch which offers very good bang for the buck on most of their speakers. But I've never purchased from Abt Electronics. Might not have purchased from Abt had it not been for affiliation with Amazon Prime. All that said, item arrived as expected, new in the box with no obvious damage to the sub in spite of the damaged box which I heard drop at my front door when delivered. Maybe it slipped out of driver's grasp when he was setting it on my front porch (Abt is blameless here). So a big thanks to Klipsch for a well packed well protected heavy subwoofer! So sub has now been working well for about 2 weeks and sounding great. From an old school guy I will add that my sound is driven by a mid range Onkyo TX NR676 7.2 channel receiver purchased as a closeout ($300) coupled with a couple of very nice 25 yr old Polk towers bought used ($110 wife found on Craig's) and two really old 2 way RCA bookshelf speakers ($5, wife found at thrift store with rotten foam surround) that had to be repaired ($10 parts) used as a center channel (4 ohms imp. total). This all made a very nice 3.1 channel "surround" sound system and highly enhanced by the Klipsch sub for an old school budget conscious rocker. So whether watching Mission Impossible Fallout, an Eagles, Led Zep or Fleetwood Mac concert or Classic Vinyl on Sirius XM, this sub will give you all the base you can stand!

Bought this subwoofer as a fathers day gift for my dad to use with his B&W bookshelf speakers that he'd been running for years with no sub. As nice as his speakers are, I've long thought they'd be well complimented with a nice subwoofer. This Klipsch R-10SWi 10" Wireless Subwoofer - Brushed Black Vinyl seemed to fit the bill. The 10" driver rated at 150 watts RMS would prove to provide plenty of bass for the music he listens to (jazz mostly) yet also yielding new levels of immersion for movies. After some time with this subwoofer, he and I both agree; music had become much more "rich" in sound and to go back to a 2.0 setup would be unthinkable. I bought this subwoofer new for about $200 shipped so definitely be on the lookout for sales. Combined with the wireless feature I believe I got an absolute steal!

I actually now own two of these, I had purchased one a couple of years ago to add to my home theater system. The single sub had nice punchy bass, but that's exactly what it was, punchy. I decided to add a second sub to balance out the bass in my media room, and boy does it sound nice in there now. The bass rolls over you like a warm blanket now, rather than stabbing you in the side with a sharp stick. The sound is so much more even, so much more enveloping and so much more dynamic. And with the versatility of a wireless connection, coupled with a dual sub output on my receiver, I am able to place them wherever there is a power outlet. Nice and simple. Such great value for money!