Klipsch Reference Series RW-12d

350 watts of continuous power at Frequency response of 24 to 120 HzCorner port technologyDigitally Controlled Subwoofer (DCS)Strong, room shaking bass

This subwoofer provides the same bass performance that can be found in...

The Klipsch RW-12d offers excellent performance with movies and games, providing a tremendous amount of weight, punch, and extension to the experience

The RW-12d needed more speed, accuracy, and transparency on music material, occasionally falling behind the material and sounding a bit plodding and boomy ; The RW-12d lacks a high-pass crossover output, which could limit bass control options for some...

The RW-12d does a lot of things very well, and some superbly. In the Klipsch tradition, it rocks the house with movies and games, and adds oodles of enjoyment to the experience. With music, it sounds more than respectable, and very good on occasion,...

Delivers the sort of sound you would expect from an entry level low frequency transducer (an LFT) at a fraction of the price...when on sale. I waited and watched Newegg until I found it at $249 with free shipping. That's simply unbeatable given its...

I don't really have a con. I've read where some others have received theirs damaged but mine came through fine and whole. I've had several dealings with Klipsch down through the years and have always been treated with respect and fast service by their...

I upgraded to a larger sub woofer after my old sub woofer went out. Boy did I upgrade. This unit produces thunderous bass and has an easy to setup display. On sale it was less than $300 and perfect for my large theater room

The unit is a BIG box. That is the only real con here. If you have a small room, I'd go for a smaller woofer. You can't go wrong here if you want a large boom out of a large box

Has a pretty good sound all in all for a ported box. I ussually only buy M&K subs. I thought I'd give this one a shot as my M&K needed replacement ; All in all this is rock solid for the price ; I still prefer the sound of the Miller Kreisel... But for...

Slightly muddy... Not bad, but not as tight as previous subs. Again, for the money I couldn't find better

Same as earlier review

Same as earlier review

Price was good. I've heard much worse. Phase adjustable by 10 degree steps. Deep response, solid punch. Not painfully slow/ muddy/ bloomy, if you keep the cutoff low (above 80Hz gets yucky fast). Handles high volumes reasonably well - sound doesn't...

Not fast or musical. Sounds behind main channels. (On my receiver, I've set the sub's distance at 5ft, which doesn't help much, but doesn't hurt. I will experiment with advancing phase, as well.) Keep the cutoff at 60 or 80Hz, and the volume a little...