My JBL Venue Sub10 won't come off of standyby. I tried troubleshooting multiple techniques, even plugging it into my old receiver, and now am realizing that I may need a new sub. I have had my JBL for several years though the last 6 it hasn't seen any use and I need some advice on getting a new one that will replicate the JBL, it worked well for me.
Here are the JBL Venue Sub10 specs on Cnet:
- Detachable Grilles
Yes
- Amplification Type
active
- Speaker Driver Diameter
10"
- Speaker Driver Diameter (metric)
254 mm
- Nominal Output Power
150 Watt
- Max (RMS) Output Power
300 Watt
- Frequency Response
27 - 150 Hz
- Crossover Frequency
50 - 150Hz
- Output Features
FreeFlow port
- Audio Amplifier
integrated
- Connectivity Technology
wired
- Controls
phase switch, power on/off, subwoofer volume control
Here is one that I am considering: Polk Audio SW111
- Amplification Type
active
- Speaker Driver Diameter
8"
- Speaker Driver Diameter (metric)
203 mm
- Nominal Output Power
150 Watt
- Max (RMS) Output Power
300 Watt
- Frequency Response
38 - 250 Hz
- Crossover Frequency
80 - 200Hz, 60 - 120Hz
- Output Features
Klippel distortion analyzer, Bass Reflex, vented
- Audio Amplifier
integrated
- Connectivity Technology
wired
- Controls
low pass filter, power on/off, subwoofer phase, volume
I would like to keep the price down as much as possible with the closest specs to the JBL. Any advice would be much appreciated.
My room spec if needed:
20' x 12'. The TV is centered in a 2.5' x 10' alcove facing almost centered my prmary seat that is roughly 10' from me, I could probally use an alcove corner to enhance the sub but I currently have a small 6' sub that I have facing out towards the 20' length of the room.
Thanks
Speirthine
