Polk Audio PSW125 12" 300W Powered Subwoofer, 32Hz-225Hz Frequency Response, 150 Watts Continuous Power, Black
SKU: PKAPSW125B
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About Polk Audio PSW125
The Polk Audio PSW125 12" 300 W Powered Subwoofer (Black) is designed and engineered for perfect volume, minutely tuned for distortion-free low frequencies and internally braced and damped to eliminate internal standing waves and other performance-robbing resonances.
This unique configuration uses a specially tuned and directed port to produce maximum bass impact, using your floor as more than just something to stand upon. Downward-firing ports also keep the cabinet's front profile as sleek as possible.
Unique driver materials, speaker geometry and enclosure construction techniques that actually produce cleaner, clearer sound is at the heart of Polk's patented Dynamic Balance process. This process helps the PSW125 perform effortlessly in high stress, big bass situations when you need them most.
Polk Audio PSW125 Features
- The PSW125 subwoofer outperforms the competition with durable, resonance-free Dynamic Balance driver materials that stay stiff and move fast. You experience deep, musical low frequencies and thrilling effects with superior system blending
- State-of-the-art Klippel distortion analyzer optimizes the woofer's motor structure, voice coil alignment and suspension for smooth, unimpeded movement over a broad spectrum of the lower frequencies to ensure the best, most efficient performance even at extreme listening levels
- Easily accessible, professional-grade line- and speaker-level inputs and speaker level outputs, allow easy connection to any system
- Smart sensing circuitry knows when to turn itself on and off. Superior compression circuitry limits distortion at extreme volume levels
- The PSW125 subwoofer blends perfectly with systems composed of other Polk loudspeakers, especially TSi, RM and R/T/M Series speakers
- Unique design keeps your subwoofer stable and steady even at radical volume levels, for more efficient use of power. No more "escaped washing machine" syndrome