Polk Audio HTS12 (Brown) powered subwoofer

Mark "movie night" as a special event on your calendar I've been a Polk Audio home theater enthusiast for years, having owned several different-sized Polk systems that I've loved. If I was building a new surround sound system today, I'd strongly consider the HTS 12 for my all-important bass production. This hard-hitting sub can fill even large rooms with deep, responsive bass. My hunch? If you're like me, you may look forward to watching movies with family or friends, just to show them how good the bass sounds. The Polk Audio HTS 12 powered sub features a sleek, rounded enclosure and a removable grille. A new design adds visual interest This sleek sub features a hip, updated design with rounded corners and a slot on the bottom that shows off the flared, down-firing port - a bit of a departure from Polk's previous enclosures. Cosmetically, it's my favorite Polk sub design to date. But the HTS 12 offers more than just good looks. It pairs a 12", front-firing driver with a 200-watt amp for impactful bass from music and movies. Use it as part of a stereo music system, or as part of a Polk Audio Signature home theater system. Get the most out of your sub Where you place your sub within your room makes a big difference in how it sounds. Check out our tips for placement and setup to get the best performance out of your system.

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