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David Beaver
Contributor I
January 4, 2014

Smaller Sub

Anyone else thinking up of a bunch of uses of a smaller, less-expensive Sub? Especially zones with in-ceiling speakers or a modest Playbar setup. Nothing drastically different on overall design, just smaller and costing $500...
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      upstatemike
      July 27, 2015
      A Play5 has decent bass on its own... doubt if you would get much more without going to a full size sub.
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      slemp
      Lyricist III
      July 27, 2015
      I have two Play:5's. I do want a mini-sub! 😉 and ofcourse it would add bass. I have a Minirig Sub (portable) and that works perfectly for portable use.
      User522224
      Lyricist II
      February 28, 2016
      I'd add my vote for a Sub:1. I don't want to spend £599 on a sub just to improve the (noticeably lacking) bass response on my Playbar. The current Sub is overkill. I'd happily spend £300 on a sub half the size.
      vohvelirauta
      Lyricist I
      September 18, 2018
      +1 For a smaller sub. The current sub is overkill when the setup is beam+2xone for surround sound. Something smaller, cheaper, less powerful and more easily placed would be ideal.
      Stanley_4
      Stanley_4
      Grand Maestro
      September 18, 2018
      And designed so kids and cats can't drop stuff inside!
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