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Subwoofers also save desk space since they can usually sit on the floor.
Wimpy subs distort, rattle, or add a muffled, cloudy element to music. Setting the proper balance between the sub and the main speakers can be tricky. At first, you'll want to hear a lot of bass, and you'll probably turn the sub up too far. But eventually, you'll reach an optimal balance. Once you've found this blend, you won't want to lose it, so it's important that the sub's level be controlled by the desktop speaker's main volume.