Home Theater Speakers and Subwoofers

Polk Audio

For home theater sound without all the hassle, look no further than the SurroundBar4000. This innovative system will use a single Soundbar with multiple speakers to trick your ears into thinking that the room is filled with sound. The Soundbar4000 is the perfect complement to modern flatscreens and even includes a wireless subwoofer. And, it supports Dolby Digital!

Powered Sub 10" down-firing woofer,built-in 200-watt Class D amplifier (continuous power),frequency response 30-125 Hz

When you add a subwoofer to your home theater system, youre not just adding deep, sound-defining bass. Youre also adding long wires. Unless its the Polk PSWi8M subwoofer. This 8 70W powered subwoofer features a 2.4GHz wireless transmitter with Polks Digital Logic, so that it not only eliminates long cable runs, but also optimizes your bass signal for movies and music as it sends it.

Acoustically- Matched Two-Way Design delivers dynamic sound on its own, or blends seamlessly with the Sub10 subwoofer, even in difficult, wide-open outdoor spaces. Dynamic Balance Driver Technology: 3 1/2" long-throw midrange driver with 1" voice coil, vented pole-piece, rugged butyl rubber surround and composite cone; 3/4" composite dome neodymium tweeter. Capable of handling up to 100 Watts of power to deliver superb clarity, detail and high efficiency with less distortion, at both moderate and higher volume levels, even in outdoor environments. Flying Bridge-Mounted Tweeter never gets in the way of the woofer, for smooth, realistic sound in a compact housing. Capacitive Coupling Technology enhances the bass performance of the Sat30. CCT is an advanced signal-blocking technology that... Less

Just like Matthew Polks Signature Reference Theater (SRT) system, the components used in the RT Series benefit from Dynamic Balance, a technology which came out of a joint research project between Polk Audio and Johns Hopkins University. This Laser imaging research enabled Polk to view on a microscopic level the entire vibrating surface of a Driver or tweeter. By this method Polk was able to observe the resonances, which develop on speaker cones as they move. These resonances are the root cause of Frequency response distortions. As an x-ray enables a physician to discover the root cause of a symptom and prescribe the right treatment for a cure, this laser imaging technique allowed Polk engineers to find the right combinations of high tech materials, geometry and construction techniques to... Less