Polk Audio PSW10 vs Acoustic Audio PSW-6

Polk Audio PSW10 review

Polk Audio PSW10 vs Acoustic Audio PSW-6 has a larger driver size (10 inch vs 6 inch). When the PSW-10 is connected, the area of the frequency base is filled with streams of pure bass energy. In the sound of the sub, the power and quality properties are perfectly harmonized.

The front panel without a mesh pleases the eye with a pretty silver color. On it is a speaker with a diffuser made of a polymer composite. The knobs for adjusting the level and cutoff frequency of the low-pass filter are output to the rear panel, and stereo inputs are linear and high-amplitude.

Acoustic Audio PSW-6 review

Acoustic Audio PSW-6 has 150 W nominal output power vs Polk Audio PSW10, which has 100 W less. It has more than enough power to get the maximum volume level from the subwoofer. High and low inputs allow you to use any receiver or processor.

Stylish design and superb sound make it a good addition to any home music system. Its elegant black ash finish exquisitely complements most flat-panel displays. Built-in adjustable gain control allows you to connect to any set of external speakers and match the low frequencies for the full sound of the surround sound.

Polk Audio PSW10 pros & cons

Acoustic Audio PSW-6 pros & cons