Help with inwall sub amp


Hello!  I need your collective help with a small room sub.  In the room today I have a Bluesound Power Node connected to some in-ceiling Bowers and Wilkins CCW 7.3 speakers.  Overall the sound is good, but I wish the base was a bit nicer.

So I was going to add the B&W ISW-6 in-wall sub.  This is a passive sub, but I'm being advised that it needs it's own amp....

1) Does it?

2) If it does, what's the smallest footprint amp I can find for it?  Something around the size of the Power Node would be best...the B&W solution is a rack mounted amp.  Here's a photo of the current audio stand - a cocktail table that nicely fits the Power Node.  Trying to maintain this type of profile.

Thanks for your help!

--Alec

alec4444

Showing 1 response by james633

You could use a crown amp which has a crossover in it. Another option would be in wall subs from SVS that comes with an amp. 


https://www.svsound.com/products/3000-in-wall-subwoofer