JBL Studio 1 Series SUB150P Home Audio Speaker Each

Pros: I am very impressed with the sound quality of this subwoofer. I've been a JBL speaker owner since 1980 and have never been disappointed with their products. This speak delivers clean bass and at higher volumes fills my 22X24 foot living room.

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: I used this subwoofer to replace a passive JBL subwoofer I had used for over 20 years. The Sub150P was a definite upgrade.

Pros: Running this woofer with an old Sony STR-DE685. I can really feel the floor vibrate on certain movie scenes. No distortions whatsoever. Worth every penny. I will invest in another one once I get the 7.2 surround sound. also love the auto standby feature.

Cons: None

Pros: Tight bass without distortion.

Cons: Could be louder

Pros: I wanted an affordable subwoofer that still sounded great and that's exactly what I got. I have always loved JBL speakers and this subwoofer is no exception.

I like the auto standby mode it goes in when I'm not listening to anything. The sound compliments the movies or music I listen to without over powering it.

I love this thing!

Cons: None

Pros: This thing sounds great!! Replaced an old Cambridge Sounds Works cube and what an improvement!!! I like the design. Not a boring cube.

Cons: It's BIG! No problem though, I just stuck it in a corner.

Pros: Affordable, Powerful, Crisp

Cons: Heavy & Bulky, mine's hidden in the corner tho and not even visible.

Other Thoughts: I am very pleased with this sub, great sound that didnt break the bank.

Pros: NewEgg couldn't help me with a replacement unit, but the manufacturer is coming through. Its a nice speaker at a great price

Cons: Broke second time of use.

Pros: Got this Sub and integrated it into my smaller HT room.
It repalced two Polk Audio PSW 10. It is powered by a Pioneer Elite SC-37.
This Sub performed better then the 2 polk subs it repalced, hitting lower and more accurately and producing a fast, dynamic, reponsive bass, that filled the room very nicely.
It compliments a set of Polk audio Rtia7's for fronts, a Polk audio CSi a4 for center, and 2 polks Rtia1's for surrounds. The room is rather small 14 # 12, and wood floor.
It surpassed my expectations and performed really well while watching blue ray movies through the oppo bdp 103.
I compared it to my Yamaha 315 sub and it hled it's own, performed as good as the Yammi 10 " Sub.

Cons: None, I like the shape in fact, I can't put anything on it.

Other Thoughts: It is heavy, and that is a plus, it hits hard, accurately and dips low.
If you see it on sale get one, it is a no brainer.

Pros: Down firing design. Good price for the performance it gives. Unique design, which looks like a little pyramid. Good amount of power for a 10" sub.

Cons: Will distort if pushed hard, which having a limiter is supposed to prevent this. No speaker level inputs. Port is on the bottom, which I would prefer it being on a side.

Other Thoughts: Picked this up when it was on sale and so far am pleased with it. I prefer down firing subs and this SUB150P is nearly as good as my Bic V120, which is a 12" sub. Hits hard and can handle a decent load, but if pushed enough will distort. I would put this just in the same performance range as the Bic V1220 and F12, but costs a little less.

Pros: $150.00
300 watt RMS (not peak or dynamic)
Solid, Heavy cabinet
Hits like a sledgehammer.

Without spending a whole lot more you cant find a better sub than this. Any manufacturer using 50w, 100w, even 150w to power a 10in driver or bigger is seriously underpowered. This is a steal at $149.99

Cons: Not sure if its a con, but the design is slightly unusual. Kind of pyramid shaped. It sits in the corner so it is out of sight. I suppose it might be a plus because its not an ugly cube.

Other Thoughts: Considered 2 subwoofers from NewEgg. The highly rated Klipsch Reference RW-12d and this JBL. For the current price versus the Klipsch, I probably could have bought 2 but playing around with 1 is enough to convince me it isnt necessary to have 2.
Onkyo TX NR515 has enough tweeks to tame this beast. Little by little I've been tuning it to suit music and movies. Hard to strike a good balance between the two with a ported subwoofer.

Glad I bought it. UPS man needed help carrying it to my door. : )