[lemon2]

Hello
 
I have the Edifier R1600Ts, and I want to add an entry-level subwoofer, preferably less than £50. I'm looking for good value for money around this level. I will be making a 'big' upgrade in the summer, this sub needs to tide my over until then.
 
I just need the bass as big and tight as possible.

 

[lemon2]

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Hello
 
I have the Edifier R1600Ts, and I want to add an entry-level subwoofer, preferably less than £50. I'm looking for good value for money around this level. I will be making a 'big' upgrade in the summer, this sub needs to tide my over until then.
 
I just need the bass as big and tight as possible.

Bump
 
Is £50 too low? Would I have to go up to £100?
I really don't want to spend a lot as this sub will only last a few months and then I am going for a big upgrade (probably Wharedale Diamond SW150)
 
 

 

[Donut]

You do have the option of simply waiting it out, or possibly using an old sub laying around if you have one.
 
Otherwise, I'd guess you'd have better options at the 100 price point....though for a cheap handful-of-months stopgap, I don't know if it'd be worth it, lest you start a dual-sub config....

 

[lemon2]

I always thought a dual-sub config would need both subs to be identical.
 
If good options are only around £100 then I will just use an old sub.

 

[JRG1990]

Samson resolv 120a good till 30hz loud and powerful, qtx qm12 good til 32hz , LTC SW100 10" Active.
 
All around £100 and will work with the edifiers.
 

 

 

[lemon2]

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Samson resolv 120a good till 30hz loud and powerful, qtx qm12 good til 32hz , LTC SW100 10" Active.
 
All around £100 and will work with the edifiers.
 

Thanks, the LTC is £75 on Amazon. Thats exactly what I am looking for.