YAS

Iheartrubio

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toofast_28

I'll probably order the bar off amazon wharehouse deals, down to $150 today.  Does the $60 Polk sub hit low enough? I'm tempted to go for one of the daytons for a bit more rumble.  I'm of the mindset that if I go bigger I can always turn it down...
Of course if I do the 10" Polk I can be closer to $200... Decisions

Iheartrubio

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toofast_28

Ended up ordering the 105 and Dayton sub-1000L (thin 10" sub).  I know I'm giving up most anything below 38hz, but I'll survive, this is a secondary tv room, and space is more of a premium.  Ended up right at $300 total bought the 105 off amazon warehouse deals.
Plus the dual 15" sub in my basement theatre will satisfy all of my low freq needs.

toofast_28

I've had my YAS-105 and Dayton 1000L for a few days now.  Soundbar is great, remote and app are chincy, I bought a Harmony remote to run everything instead, works way better.  
Sub is way more than I need in this room but definitely recommend it, great sub.  
The soundbar has minimal settings, but it sounds great and the clear voice feature works very well IMO.  I've got right at $300 in my set up and it's definitely the best I've heard even under $500.  I would like more tuning features on the bar but it's great for the price point.  Bluetooth sound from an iPhone makes it sound like a concert hall VERY impressed.

RockCrayfish

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wrathloki

So subwoofers aside, is the 105 supposed to have better sound? I see that the 203 just has 2-2.125" drivers but the 105 has that and 2 tweeters. Does this mean superior sound from the bar itself? Thinking of sending my 203 back and getting the 105 and connecting my Polk 10" sub.

Selvaspk

Before we go further. Hi to all.. my first post in avs

wrathloki

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