NHT CS-10 10-inch Long Throw 300 W Powered Subwoofer | Sealed Box | Deep Musical Bass | Piano Black High-Gloss Paint

i got this for my small 7.2 home theater and i also purchased 250 nht a year ago and i was so impressed with its deep tight musical i had to buy this one also its paired with the old jamo sattlites front and real then main speakers are the elac ub52 but with elac ub5 center which i prefer powered by Marantz cinema 60 receiver for me nht 350 is in front corner and nht 250 is in the rear diagonal corner grat for both theater and music, i will say these sound as closest to my REL t5x that i have in my 2 channel audio system except my rel completely vaninishes with my sonus faber lumina 2s but the nhts are relly great also powerful deep impact tight bass !!! great buy!!!

I am looking for the subwoofer adding to my NHT super serial system for listening music. I find it fit my need. Thanks.

I was expecting more from this brand. You better get subwoofers recognized brands.

Very satisfied with it, so far. I will likely add a second one later on as part of an overall sound system upgrade, but it does add some missing lows all on its own.

Despite their inefficiency, genuine acoustic suspension speakers are in my experience the most accurate. My previous standard for great sound was my AR3a's many years ago. This NHT 10" acoustic suspension subwoofer replaces my previous older NHT SW2 subwoofer which was a vented design,—not acoustic suspension. The latter sub was not self-powered and required a separate amp just for the sub—a real pain in the ass. The CS10 is self powered, which is so much nicer, but best of all is the quality of reproduction. The SW2 could reach the really low notes but the sound to my ears was unfocused, flabby, mushy. The CS10 by contrast is very focused. You can definitely feel the low notes physically, but they are also clear, they are distinct. This is best revealed in playback of songs that feature a prominent string bass—such as the string bass solo in Stan Getz & Charlie Byrd's "Desafinado" (Jazz Samba album) or in Nina Simone's "My Baby Just Cares For Me". And for electric bass, there's purity and punch in the fabulous bass lines in James Brown's "Papa's Got a Brand New Bag", or Santana's "Oye Como Va". I love this sub.