Klipsch RW-8 Subwoofer Speaker

Pros: Perfect low frequency sound transitions, accurate fine-tuning controls, deep rich bass
Cons: May not be powerful enough for large rooms such as banquet halls or ballrooms

In this review: specifications, installation, tuning, and sound performance with music. This is part 3 of a 3-part review covering the Klipsch “Cinema 8” speaker set, which consists of: 1) Klipsch R SX-4 satellite ...

Pros: Tight bass, higher output than expected, unobtrusive until needed. Good for HT / A/V music.
Cons: Lacks the "boomy" chest-crushing rush some may want from a subwoofer.

I picked up this RW-8 subwoofer for $320 at a nearby A/V specialty store after auditioning it (actually its 10" cousin) against a dual-ported 150w Energy 10" (don't recall the model but it was around $400), and a 100w floor-firing Klipsch "K"-series ...

Pros: sound quality, ease of connection (LFE), possible different connections configuration
Cons: none

it matches very well my 4 RSX-4 and RCX-4 speakers, sound produced by this system is uniform, sub blends so well with the satellites that you cannot tell at low mids and lower frequencies which speaker (satellite or the sub) is reproducing the sound. The base is tight and accurate.