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Question: I have neighbors below me in an apartment which I don't want to annoy.  Would this subwoofer be good in this environment?
Document: Lets clear things right away. This should not be your first choice for ground rumbling bass. For that, you would probably want something a little bigger. This is, however a perfect choice for those of us who live in apartments and don't wont to get on the bad side of our neighbors. Remember though, bass travels through walls easier than other higher frequencies.
I wanted asubwoofer to add to the sound bar I recently bought for my flatscreen. I was shopping for a one with great reviews for asmall price and this one seemed to be the budget end favorite so I got one. It has great bass and as I live in a small apartment I have to frequently remind myself to turn down it down. I imagine its possible my neighbors may notlike chest rumbling, bone rattling bass like I do. This is really a great piece of equipment. I recommend this sub enthusiastically!
Pros:Affordable for a budget home theater setup.Good bass extension.Cons:Really heavy.The ONLY connection option is line level input. No speaker level input.This sucks because I bought this for use for my computer/bookshelf setup. I have a class-t amp powering my polk bookshelf speakers and I want my subwoofer to adjust in volume in sync with my speakers.
My old subwoofer had died so a new one was needed. read  lots of reviews and for the price range this was a great choice for me. goes good with my yamaha av amp. plenty of power, more than what's needed for my room size. I'm using this in a 5.1 set up, the sound is great!!! from music to blu-rays, it all sounds good. The neighbors just love me now, lol
As always, my experience with Yamaha products continues to be rewarding and satisfying. Never has a yamaha speaker or receiver ever fail to perform. This little powered sub does a great job providing much needed bass in my big room. I would suspect this sub should provide plenty of bass for a small apartment say 1500 sq feet or less.
Great sub. I live in an apartment and my neighbor complained the first day. Sounds really good. Came with a 3 meter cable which was not listed.
It not only provides a powerful thump, but also a deep rich bass sound that I never realized I was missing. Both music and movies sound so much better after adding this subwoofer to my system.I would recommend this to consumers who live in apartments, or smaller, older homes (without huge open floor plans), who appreciate good sound, but are not necessarily looking to turn their living room into a dance club.
This woofer does everything I want it to do. It was simple to hook up and operate! I would definitely recommend this woofer.
I bought this to use in conjunction with a Vizio 32&#34; sound bar. I'm sure, if it were getting a stronger input signal it would be capable of far more than the paces that particular sound bar puts it through; but I don't want my windows rattling, anyway. So it's just fine. I don't really know how it compares to comparable subwoofers from other manufacturers in terms of weight.I think all subwoofers tend to be heavier than you'd think, just looking at them.
Wanted good bass for my new 60&#34; HDTV, but didn't want to spend too much. That's until I saw this one - respected brand, good reviews & I thought I'd give it a shot.This is a well built handsome unit. Not very large, but pack an impressive performance for its size.
Answer: That's impossible to say.  Too many variables.  It all depends on how loud you play your system and how high you adjust the bass control on the speaker.  One thing in the Yamaha's favor is that it's a front-firing subwoofer, not a downward-firing subwoofer (the speaker faces the floor) like many other units.  Another is that it's not a high-powered unit and won't deliver room-shaking levels of sound.