PIONEER SW-10 *MINT* 10" 200-WATT POWERED SUBWOOFER SPEAKER - Serviced and Tested at NORTHWEST AUDIO ** CASH ONLY - Make an Offer Powerful 200 Watt BASH internal amplifier for controlled bass at any volume level high or low 10” long throw woofer allows for lower frequencies than traditional woofers Crossover and Phase Adjustments to perfectly blend subwoofer with your speakers Frequency Range: 30 Hz – 150 Hz MSRP: $399 REVIEW: The Pioneer SW-10 is missing a few design and sound features the best subwoofers have, but its modest price and compact design make it a good fit for small entertainment rooms, especially if you have other Pioneer speaker components. The Pioneer SW-10 has a unique cabinet design that uses a front-firing port to project low-end content from a down-firing speaker. In fact, this is the only subwoofer we tested with a down-firing speaker. The woofer’s cabinet design and its amplifier’s high, 200-watt continuous power rating helped it create ground-pounding sound at high volumes in our long action scene listening test. We tested each subwoofer’s ability to project long and sustained bass notes by watching a clip from the James Bond movie “Skyfall.” Near the end of the movie, there is a scene that shows a train falling through the ceiling of an underground room, and it makes the subwoofer work hard for about 15 seconds straight. The SW-10 showed no signs of volume or frequency loss during that long action scene. It did, however, have a hard time recreating short bursts of sound like gunshots and other effects normally associated with fight scenes. This is possibly because of the inefficiency of its down-firing woofer design. The speaker and amplifier are housed in a black semi-gloss MDF cabinet that hides fingerprints and dust well. This compact and light cabinet design is easy to maneuver into tight spaces, and the front-firing port helps the cabinet breathe and sound better in those tight spaces. This subwoofer has an above-average...