which would be better choice, for me? I want to add subwoofer to my stereo system, I'm choosing between SVS PB-1000 and Klipsch R115SW, they are both 630€. I will use them for movies and music(mostly EDM, rap, hip hop, trap)
@The Fortnite Camper King The PB-1000 will work, the driver is only a 10" and you still get the depth of any massive ported sub, but it's actually pretty musical.
Good observation, but I'd recommend using REW program to measure the Frequency response of the subwoofers. Each one of those subwoofers will have a roll off Fq. What's desirable is a flat response and a roll off around 15Hz to 12Hz. Some of the more expensive subwoofers made by PSA and SVS achieve that response or even lower.
late reply as well but as a klipsch fanboy (all my speakers are klipsch) even ill admit klipsch subs dont compare to svs subs. my sub is a svs 20-39pci and its AMAZING. i recommend the cylinder subs not only for space but in my opinion they sound better than the box subs svs sells with comparative price.
SVS is better. I recently bought PB-1000 and my old sub was R-12SW. R-12SW was loud but I felt like it was not a clear bass. PB-1000 bass is more detail and punchy. Also with SVS you get better warranty and you can upgrade within a year.
@@fantrollgamerlvmax the PB-1000 in Sweden is around 700 not on sale and 540 on sale rn and the SB-1000 is about 600 not on sale and 530 on sale. the Klipsch r-12sw is 500 not encoding a sale and 300 on sale. even the 200 dollar price difference the svs will beat the kliptch so much I would say that 2 kliptch is about 1 svs. in loudness. but the thing is its always better to have 2 subs than one even if 1 is a bit more clear and punchy. hope u got what I was saying. and have a great day.
@@MrArjanOskam It all depends on buget. i would go for the pb-1000 over the pb-1000 pro if I would build my setup today. Due to the massive price difference. I'm sure there are some cool features you will miss out on if u go with the pb-1000 instead of the pb-1000 pro but I cant for the life of me get a sub that's not very much better but costs dubble the price. for a dual sub setup I would go for the pb-1000 but only I I'm going to watch a lot of movies. if I'm going to listen to more music than watching movies I would consider buying 2 sb-1000 pro. one of the pros with seald subs is that they are a bit more punchy and clear in most cases. and there for better for music. Now on to the kliptch They are a very reputable brand with good quality och good prices but doesn't have the same punch and clarity that the svs I know for. but over all a very good alternative for the price to performance. Now sorry for wait. the answer you might wanted to get. I would go for a dual pb-1000 setup. Have a great day and if there any questions just write back. :)
PB-1000, louder at lower frequencies and it drops lower than the sb12 nsd aswell. The sb12 nsd sounds better but If you're doing 80 % movies and want to impress your friends, than the PB-1000 would probably be your option. I'd pick up two of these if you have the spare money and room for it.
@Nikola Tesla Well most people can't have two, if you've got room and money for it then it's your best choice. But one can be impressive as hell if you find the sweet spot.
@@georgexydous2891 good choice, havent heard the new pro ones but tbh i like the cylinders more, somethin about them i just like the sound they produce. i have one of the older svs 20-39pci's and its great. when the woofer starts to go out on it (been going strong for like 15 years) im gonna replace the woofer and plate amp with the more updated ones svs sells to make it even better.
Klipsch is great for speakers, subs not so much. What you should look for when buying a sub us a flat frequency response. Klipsch has boosted bass in certain frequencies and many hills and valleys. Svs stand head to head with subwoofers in the thousands of dollars price range. Klipsch is not even in the same league. I love klipsch speakers, but their subs are no different than any other box store subs, wont even drop to 20hz..while svs drops to 12 hz.
@@KevinLamarche Some poeple want a cheaper sub, he had the Klipsch setting right there, should have heard it to see if everyone thinks the SVS is worth all the extra money. Ridiculous.
@@cwescrab I'm not going to argue. People have different tastes ect. I'm just stating svs will always come out on top of klipsch. Thete are hundreds of videos comparing the two brands. Svs is a subwoofer company. Klipsch is a speaker company. Two very different expertise. Klipsch dives down to 35hz on average with boosts at certain frequencies(not really flat). Svs pb1000 will dive down to 18hz on average with a very flat response.
Yeah, the sealed sounded muffled but i think he covered the phones microphone a bit with his fingers cause even the highs sounded muffled on the sealed demo.
svar77 your speakers has bad sound there is no intensity with these klipsch svs speakers that doesn't sound good my speakers has the most intensity that is possible to have so the most intensity doesn't sound good either but it is intense
