Seeking subwoofer replacement.

[edzilla]

Any ideas? I'm using a GX pc multimedia setup but my subwoofer got "yanked" from my amp and the cord broke. Was just looking to replace the sub only since the other two speakers and amp seem to be working fine. Though.. I am having trouble finding a website that does that? I really could care less if it's the same brand, It just has to be a sub with the same connection (RCA cables) since that is what my amp uses. I'd like something with good bass, but besides that I have no preference! Well, that and something on the cheaper end 😛

Thanks!

 

[dudio]

Really need more info.
If I search "GX pc multimedia", I just see a PC tower.
What amp are you using? What speakers? What cord broke?

 

[edzilla]

Really need more info.
If I search "GX pc multimedia", I just see a PC tower.
What amp are you using? What speakers? What cord broke?

Sorry, they're specifically Genius SW-G2.1 1250 Gaming Speakers. The tong that connects the RCA cable to the amp broke off (the middle metal piece on the head? not sure what it's called) I already trashed the speaker anyway, so im not really wanting to "fix" it if thats what you're getting at.

 

[Karadjgne]

I've got a 15" JBL sub that has RCA connections, as well as line-in. Your best bet is to find a stereo store like hi-fi buys or hhgreg that has standalone speaker setups. Someplace that specializes in home surround etc.

 

[edzilla]

I've got a 15" JBL sub that has RCA connections, as well as line-in. Your best bet is to find a stereo store like hi-fi buys or hhgreg that has standalone speaker setups. Someplace that specializes in home surround etc.

Don't really have any areas around me that sell just subs - anywhere i can purchase this online?

 

[dudio]

To tell you honestly, it will probably cost you more (especially considering shipping costs) than that system is worth if you were to try to replace the sub. It's a 5.25" passive sub of relatively low quality, and you'd probably find it cheaper to buy a new or used 2.1 speaker system (Logitech or Creative give you decent bang for the buck). Repairing the damage would have been your cheapest option.

 

[Karadjgne]

Amazon.com has a wide selection, just look up 'PC subwoofer'. They have stuff from less than $20 to over $200 for a 2.1 sysyem