Price: $92.99
(as of Sep 19, 2024 04:25:55 UTC – Details)
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BESTISAN has excelled in crafting audio solutions. With seasoned engineers and an exceptional team driving innovation, we produce superior-quality, affordable soundbar, subwoofer, and bookshelf speaker options, setting new standards in audio excellence. Experience the BESTISAN difference – where craftsmanship surpasses expectation, and every sound invites unparalleled immersion.
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Why BESTISAN for Your Audio Needs?
BESTISAN specializes in superior sound solutions, from soundbars and subwoofers to bookshelf speakers and microphoned soundbars. With a relentless focus on innovation and quality, we redefine audio excellence.
What makes our products unique?
Our soundbars offer unbeatable value, continuously refined to meet customer needs while maintaining affordability.
What Lies Ahead?
Our goal is to bring high-quality audio experiences to more households, transforming the home into a cinematic sanctuary.
Compact Design But Powerful Subwoofer – This powered subwoofer is suitable for your room, completing the system by adding the deeper notes of music that have been recorded. For music reproduction, it does a great job.
Powered Down-Firing Woofer – SW65C is a down-firing subwoofer, designed to fill your room with immersive surround sound and deliver low, tight, and smooth bass.
Works with speakers, turntables, TVs with an analog output, CD and DVD players, video game consoles, and all products with 1/8″ mini-jack or RCA outputs. Please kindly note that the function of the sub is to enhance the bass only. We recommend you pair it with your speakers.
Be Compatible With Your TV – The subwoofer can work with a TV that supports audio output connection. Set the sound output option to TV and external speaker, and you can connect the subwoofer directly to your TV. If your TV doesn’t support this sound output option, we recommend pairing the subwoofer with other speakers/soundbar first, and then connecting it to the TV.
Wired Connectivity: The subwoofer’s primary role is to enrich bass reproduction. To ensure top-tier performance, we suggest linking this subwoofer to a stereo or multichannel audio system using a range of input options, such as RCA input, Aux input, LFE input, and high speaker level input and output connections.
What’s in the Package – 1x Powered Subwoofer( Model: SW65C) , 1x Coaxial cable, 1x Power adapter, 1x User Manual.
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Reviewer: Waab
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Bass
Review: Sound quality is awesome. A lot of bass. Worth every penny. High performance.
Reviewer: Paul B
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Works beautifully in my application
Review: I am using small, powered studio monitors for my computer audio. They roll off at 100 HZ, and I wanted a small subwoofer to fill in the bass end. I found this Bestisan well designed and handsomely made, especially at its price point. The crossover at its preset midpoint gives a smooth transition, and the sub shows good sensitivity in soft passages. I backed off the preset level a bit, as the driver is facing my wood floor. The resulting bass end sounds solid and natural. I cannot imagine this sub working well in a large home theater space, but for my modest application, it’s perfect.
Reviewer: Seul
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title: decent.
Review: Reviewing audio stuff is hard! Everyone’s ear is different. Everyone’s taste in sound is different. Everyone listens to different genres etc. Other people have gotten all technical on this guy, so no reason for me to do that. So that said …. here’s what I would want to know, now that I own it, if I was contemplating buying it again. Why so long? So you can understand where I’m coming from and triangulate that with your own expectations from this sub.Sound quantity fist. For a 6.5″ it is makes some pretty low sounds. It makes quite a lot of such, actually – it surprised me. In a large room, like 20×20, I imagine it will get dwarfed if you have large mains. But why would you do THAT!! I have a couple 12″ subs for those rooms. So for what one would get a 6.5″ (or other small – <10") sub for, like pairing with 4" bookshelf speakers, this one makes plenty of noise for me. I have it nearly turned all the way down in my 10x10 home office. It's playmates include some Micca MB42x, all currently running off a little (surprisingly good-for-the-price) Douk tube amp. Basic "office" bottom-dollar-almost-but-not-quite-audiophile sort of setup.Now for the sound quality. Hmmm. This is where this sub gets interesting.First ... As for taste in sound. In all above genres I personally want a sub to add texture and support at the low end, not MAKE music. Mains make the music, sub supports. I'm not a basshead - I don't want to get whacked upside the head with da bass when listening to music. I don't mind rumble and thump - with some genres it's not bad - and with movies it's important. It just doesn't excite me in music. I love pure, clean, expansive, enveloping, textured and realistic sound. I knew a <$60 sub wouldn't get me that ... and you know what? What this little guy does is actually pretty good for what he is.For something with driving bass, like rock - Van Halen, Bon jovi, Metallica, Extreme ... it pounds and rumbles (for it's size, of course). For rock, movies, and pop music, in my small-ish room - no complaints. Plenty of power. Plenty of sound. Fills in nicely. Moving on to jazz and acoustic, things where precision of sound becomes important, it starts getting a little weird. It's a touch muddy. At low volumes, it sounds like it can't figure out whether to hit or not, likes its wavering between making noise and being quiet. The sounds sort of 'pop' in and out rather than roll in and out smoothly with the instrument. It isn't jarring, though, just not quite right. It just sounded a bit off, wasn't sure why ... I got right up to the sub, then put my ear down near it, then lightly felt under it to it figure it out. Really, if it took that, it's little gripe. But in audio, sometimes little gripes grind on you. If you crank the power up a bit, this doesn't seem to happen and the attack is better. However, when you do this, the bass is out of balance and the sound gets thumpy, muddies the overall sound of the music slightly, and no longer seems "real," like how it would sound if that blues band was right in front of me, live. But I can adjust this sub to round out the sound a bit without overdoing it and if I'm not 'critically listening,' when I'm doing other tasks in the office, the attack thing doesn't bother me too much. When I move to classical, this nice little sub does fall down. Listening to chanson, or traditional asian music, it really doesn't add anything (except a VERY faint hum) ... whereas when I go listen to the same song on my system in the den (Klipsch reference series all the way around, 12" sub) that sub does add just a touch of texture to, say, the reverberating sounds recorded in a cathedral. Nothing bad, this Bestian is just not adding anything. Moving on to instrumental/orchestral, no matter how hard I try to monkey with the controls, I can't get it to fill in the low textures without getting muddy and/or overwhelming the rest of the sound. Like a cello has deep reverberations that the 4" MIcca, nice as they are, just can't do anything with. Using this sub to round them out, it makes noise when that cello hits ... but is that really what a cello sounds like??? naaah. Turning up the volume/power, with the "crossover" up, it overruns the delicate textures of the low midrange and as you turn the crossover down, it still slightly muddies the overall sound in the room a touch but ends up with a "gap" in the bass between the 4" Miccas and the sub. If I turn volume/power down really low with the crossover set "right" again, it sort of fills in and helps with the cello and actually does add some texture and structure, but again, at low power is when it's attack is off and instead of rolling in and out with the stroke of the bow on the strings, it sort of jabs sounds at me. Annoying. I don't like being jabbed at by speakers. However, again, this is a 6.5" sub!!! And I paid <$60 on a sale. SOOOO... is there anything else i have heard or can even imagine that sounds better in THIS small a unit (that I can easily stuff under the desk) and buy THIS cheap? Nope. So, for what it is, and for what I paid, I can forgive these flaws that come from my nitpicking.So for rock/pop/movies ... anything with a synthesized or electronic sound, with thump or pounding bass, this guy, while less "good" than my expensive bigger subs, it sounds surprising closer to them, certainly better than I expected. As above, it struggles a tad at low volumes, but does better from mid to high volume - where you'd be if listening to these! If that is your thing, I imagine, again, within room size limitations, this sub will not disappoint. If you are into jazz, acoustic, or vocal stuff, and you lean toward the 'critical listening' side, you may want to get a "real" 10" or larger sub ... and pay 5-10x or more what I paid for this Bestian. Don't get this if your main use will be listening to classical music and you want clarity and realism. (but then, if that is your gig, you probably already know that and aren't even looking at this sub; you know you are going to lay out minimum $500-1000 on the sub... and it may be passive at that price so you throw a few hundred more at the amp!).So ... yeah ... easy 4 stars from me at this price point. If at $100 or over, this would drop to a 3 star sub as you are getting into the $$ range, or close to it, of some bigger, better options. Why not 5-star for value? I like this guy ... but 5 star for audio has to make me slobber on myself, or at least sit happily in my chair and forget about life. This sub is, IMHO, a good value for what it is ... but didn't do that. I would still recommend this to buyers looking for a small-sized, inexpensive sub for whom it's limitations as I described are acceptable.Reviewer: Jarrad C.
Rating: 1.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Does not work when TV or PS5 audio is being used
Review: Got this for Christmas, and have it going thru a Denon receiver w/ red/white RCA connections to a single 3.5mm from the receiver (subwoofer out), all connected to a Samsung TV (TV is fairly new, got it in Jul 2022). Plays test sound when going thru the setup w/ the receiver, but will not work when TV Audio is selected, or Game audio is selected. I’ve tried two different cables, same result. Unfortunately, because I thought it may have been the cable, it went past the return date. Beware when purchasing this speaker. Seems like it does not work w/ many brands.
Reviewer: Mudslide Slim
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Good value
Review: I didn’t want to spend a fortune on a sub to help out my bookshelf (Klipsch) speakers. This fit the budget and does not disappoint. It’s a nice looking, well constructed, and relatively compact unit. It delivers good bass and definitely improves sound quality. An audiophile with a higher end system might want something with a bit more power and resonance, but this works just fine. My only criticism is that the instructions come in micro-print. Almost impossible to read, but hook-up is otherwise easy.
Reviewer: Roxanne Rios
Rating: 3.0 out of 5 stars
Title: OK, but probably not amazing for the $$
Review: I bought this to add on to a new sound setup for my PC, pairing it with some nice klipsch satellite speakers. The bass is OK, but not very punchy. I have it under an L-shaped desk in a small room and it sounds somewhat loud – not much bass outside of that room. The unit itself is pretty light, especially compared to a klipsch PC subwoofer. Amazon kept shoving this down my throat around black friday and it was hard to find much else comparable in the price-range. OK for now but am not expecting a long life out of it.
Reviewer: Paul M
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: An excellent sub for the price. Worked great in my arcade cabinets!
Review: I’m a bit of an audiophile, so I didn’t expect much, but this little guy surprised me! I didn’t use it with a stereo or anything, though. Instead, I put this subwoofer in an Arcade 1Up arcade cabinet based on some online reviews, and it worked like a charm! I didn’t even have to replace the stock cabinet speakers–this just hooked right up with an adapter (bought separately). Plus, it retains the full volume control of the cabinet and can easily be removed if I ever sell anything. I’ve heard about adding computer speakers to help improve the audio in those cabinets, but I don’t think I’d ever need that with one of these in place. Just hook this up and feel the bass in your games!
Reviewer: Michael
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Incredible sound for the money
Review: As a Hi Fi audio enthusiast, I was looking for something to make my computer speakers sound better, and this subwoofer did just that. I have it paired with two Polk Audio Omni S2 speakers via a headphone splitter off the back of the subwoofer. The sound card is a Creative Sound Blaster Audigy PCIe RX 7.1. The bass is very clean for a subwoofer of this price and it compliments my Polk Audio speakers beautifully. I highly recommend this product for anyone who wants to listen to music or watch movies on their computer.
