can subwoofers make things worse?
What tiny subwoofer should i mate with my Aerial 5T? I have a small room with very little space to put a subwoofer. I am very happy with my current sound, but I've read that adding the missing bottom end to stand mounts can add enjoyment).
I've been reading about:
1) Kef Kc62 (very expensive)
2) Rel T5X
3) SVS 3000 Micro
4) Do nothing because they aren't good enough and will make things worse.
Anyone own any of these or have an educated opinion?
(Associated equipment: Parasound Hint 6 integrated, Bluesound Node 2).
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have you ever compared subwoofers? Apparently not. here is one review where the reviewer is kind to SVS and all its like brethren substandard like JB Audio, etc… Buy SVS if you want one dimensional boom that impresses the simple folks
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@sudnh Note he did not say SVS was a one-note boom sub and said it was capable of doing bass tonality. In general are they as good as REL or Rythmik in that area, no. But neither are they a one-note boom box as you imply. That he lumps JL Audio in the same camp as SVS seems pretty silly BTW. And it’s also ridiculous to imply if a sub is musical it can’t slam. I’ve heard Rhythmik subs and they sure as hell can slam, so that’s just total BS — a good sub can do both musicality and slam and they are not mutually exclusive. Of course it’s all about integration, and a well-integrated SVS sub can sound great and certainly not a one-dimensional boom box. I can point to ten other reviews where experienced reviewers got great results for music with SVS subs, and not one of them categorized them as one-note boom boxes. This reviewer didn’t say that either — he was just over generalizing to make a point. Your assertion that SVS is all about boom is misguided and misleading, and there’s plenty of evidence in the form of other reviews to back that up. I have an SB2000 and it is NOT just a boom boom sub if properly integrated. Is it state of the art? No, of course not, but it’s not what you call it either. |
