BIC V1020 or Acoustic Audio PSW-10?

[Kryptonic]

Coming from a Sony SA-W2500, which would be the better choice? They're both very cheap right now. The quicker the responses, the better.

[Kryptonic]

Eh, I went with the BIC.

Question though. I may end up running the Sony subwoofer behind the couch at the rear of the room using the line-in input and the BIC with the speaker terminals. Is there any difference in the sound between the two style of hook-ups?

[Tinman7783]

Originally Posted by Kryptonic

Eh, I went with the BIC.

Question though. I may end up running the Sony subwoofer behind the couch at the rear of the room using the line-in input and the BIC with the speaker terminals. Is there any difference in the sound between the two style of hook-ups?

They both sound good on paper...I'm leaning torwards the AA-HDSUB 10 and pairing with my 10" Sony subwoofer.

btw... If you put some poly fill or a tee shirt in the back it takes the boomyness out, leave a small gap for air movement.

[brett_day]

i have heard nothing but great things about AA. thats what i would opt for

[Kryptonic]

Originally Posted by Tinman7783

They both sound good on paper...I'm leaning torwards the AA-HDSUB 10 and pairing with my 10" Sony subwoofer.

btw... If you put some poly fill or a tee shirt in the back it takes the boomyness out, leave a small gap for air movement.

I have no experience with that sort of thing and don't want to harm the subwoofer. Is it hard to do without harming the woofer?

[picture_shooter]

Originally Posted by Kryptonic

I have no experience with that sort of thing and don't want to harm the subwoofer. Is it hard to do without harming the woofer?

I own a AA 12", I added polyfill and it made the world of difference and made the bass more tighter / cleaner w/o hearing the air from the rear - port also.