I'm thinking about buying the dayton sub-100, can anyone tell me the pros/cons about it?

So, would this work, if the speaker's max output power is 100 watts, and the receiver's max output power per channel is 65 watts, does that mean that the receiver will be able to play the bookshelf speakers at 65 watts maximum? Would this cause any damage???

I've heard a lot about the audioengine 5's, there was a really big thread about them a couple weeks ago, you should try and find it.

Well, if I ever wanted to buy bookshelf speakers, those require a lot of power. However, the room in which is plan to put these is kinda small, well I wanted say small, but the area is open, so is 100w too much?

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I need each channel to be atleast 100 watts. It can also be a stereo receiver.

Maybe the polk t15's, sony ss-b1000, etc.

I'm thinking it's the dayton sub-100/120, but are there any other options?

so basically, I need a receiver?

Well, it's build onto the subwoofer, so I guess it is, it's 150 watts total, impedance: 8 ohms, frequency 25-180 Hz 150 watt amp *Low pass filter: 40~180 Hz, 12 dB/octave *Frequency response: 25-180 Hz *Exterior dimensions: 14-3/4" W x 17-5/8" H x 18" D.

Here's the thing, I need to know if I need to buy anything else to make things sound good. It's going to be a 2.1 setup. The subwoofer has speaker outputs which I plan to use. The maximum output on the speakers is 120 watts, and the maximum power output of the sub's amplifier is 150 watts. So...

yeah, that's exactly what I mean.

Hi, my planned setup is going tp be with bookshelf speakers and a subwoofer. The subwoofer is going to be 125 watts max, and the speakers are going to be 120 watts max. I'm planning to just hook up the speakers to the sub. My uncle told me that the setup will sound like crap because I'm sharing...

I've heard the logitech z-2300's, and they're pretty good speakers, but the mids need to be more defined, that's my only gripe with them. However, I'd suggest going with evu325's idea, that's what I'm doing. You can find/make better sound out there under $300. My setup is going to be the...

I need this information to find out if the speakers I'm planning to buy are compatible with this subwoofer. Thanks for the help

So, my planned setup is going to be a 2.1 system. I'm going to have the dayton ht-120 as the subwoofer, and the sony ss-b1000 book shelf speakers. My question is, will I be able to hook up the bookshelf speakers to the amplifier of the subwoofer? The amplifier on the sub has connectivity options...

Are you sure, because the subwoofer, which is the dayton ht-120, has a builit in amplifier, so should I be able to power the bookshelf speakers. By the way, the bookshelf speakers are the sony SS-B1000's.

I've been looking at this sub, and I read a review on amazon and found that the person said that the sub is good for music, but disappointing for movies/gaming. This is kind of a letdown because I'll be using the sub for gaming/movies in addition to listening to music. Would you sugggest I spend...

I'm not that experienced with speaker configurations, but are you saying that I need to get a receiver. My new plan is to get bookshelf speakers, and then add a subwoofer. Are you saying that I can't connect the bookshelf speakers to the sub to power them?

I need a good sounding subwoofer in this price range. I'm thinking my best bet would be to buy some and try them out from best buy or something. I'll be connecting bookshelf speakers to them, they're the sony SS-B1000. I'll be using the sub for gaming,movies, and music. So I guess it has to be...

To answer your question, Xena, I've heard about it on reviews on cnet and such

The bass is pretty important to me, the thing I liked about the logitech's was the bass. This becomes important becuase I'll be using the speakers for gaming and movies in addition to listening to music, I liked that it shaked my windows and was very powerful. However, too much emphasis was put...

Do you think it would make a difference if I got a soundcard because I'm currently using onboard audio, but do you think by getting a soundcard, that would help the sound of the logitech z-2300's? Maybe something simple like the creative audigy?

do bookshelf speakers provide a good amount of bass, they almost look like a regular set of 2.0 computer speakers?

I think he means that there's more bass than the actual music. I experienced this myself, the bass is a little more overpowered than the midtones of the satelites.