I bought an SB. When I played a 20 Hz tone to test it, the china in my kitchen cupboards started rattling. I don't need more response than that.Compared to the PB, the SB lacks that bottom reach to 20Hz
I bought an SB. When I played a 20 Hz tone to test it, the china in my kitchen cupboards started rattling. I don't need more response than that.Compared to the PB, the SB lacks that bottom reach to 20Hz
I bought an SB. When I played a 20 Hz tone to test it, the china in my kitchen cupboards started rattling. I don't need more response than that.
I’m on the fence between the Rythmik lvx 15 I think it is, there recommendation for Ht and music. Which ok.. looking at the options to replace my SPl-120 with the SVS-1000 or pro, 1 or 2. And or starting with a Rythmik 15 for more, or waiting till the entry level units come in.I guess my question is how the sealed boy compares to a Speedwoofer or Rythmik L12. I just want a smaller, cheaper unit that can do 20hz even if not loudly. My room is fairly small for now but opens to other rooms. I've been loving the spreadsheet that @sweetchaos made because I can sort by size.
I heard that too when first messing around with it. At normal distance and with music playing, I don't notice it.The amp plate seems to emit a high pitched sound that is a bit annoying.
That's a deal breaker for me.
Make a good point. Monoprice 10 is going for €600 and the SVS SB-1000 Pro going for around €700 at the moment.The great performing monolith 10 THX used to be 500 euro in Europe and is now listed at 850 and not available.
The new SVS subs might be a good option for us on this side of the pond then, that want a reputable manufacturer and warranty. Size-wise it's also more compact which is a plus.
@hardisj any chance you will be reviewing this new duo?
I'm not sure how I would incorporate that into my system with Audyssey?Nothing beats proper measurement with REW and a Umik-1