SVS SB-1000 PRO Subwoofer Review! It's smaller than you think & it'll have more bass than you think. 

Hey thank's Zawa! Glad you enjoyed the review. Yeah mic stuff gets complicated, I use a $100 mic, sometimes it sounds great, sometimes it just sounds okay, I think it's just good enough lol.

Thank you!

Hi bro, thank you for the kind words!

thank you for the kind words.

thanks' henry!

Like find the hidden can of spam and win a prize :)

Why in the background? Just hold it in your hand the whole time. Don't say anything about it, just carry it through the entire review silently

@@justadad2304 nailed it

@@cheapaudioman You guys are tempting be on a deep level to do something ridiculous that only a handful of us would enjoy but oh god would it be hilarious for the few of us lmao

You rang?

Thanks!

aye! thank you bro!

soooo, surprisingly the cheaper 1000 pro integrated better for me, you know I have the Aria 906 also, so that was a big surprise. Also the REL HT1205, T5X, and Rythmik F12SE all paired well with Aria 906. Aria is a quick speaker with respect to bass so it needs a quick to respond sub.

@@NemoPropaganda Thanks so much, I think I'm set now

@@NZtechfreak Hi Murray, just reading your message I was surprised too...I am planning to buy exactly the same system (Aria 906- 2 x SVS 1000 pro and the TDAI-1120). Are you fully satisfied and or do you have any further suggestions or is it just perfect?

How is this set-up working for you? I'm planning on buying the Lyngdorf TDAI-1120 + Aria 906 + SVS SB-1000 Pro as well.

@kenzodijkstra Superb. Room perfect makes such a difference and sub integration is dead easy. Whether it's the TV or the turntable, streaming, internet radio or UPnP the Lyngdorff is perfect.

thank you!

Good choice!

thank you sir!

thank you bro, feel free to hop in the free discord, links are in all the newer vids.

@@NemoPropaganda will do

I too have noticed SVS is one of the few that has not changed their prices. It is seriously impressive!!

I just saw on SVS website that the SB-1000 Pro is going up to $600 staring on October 4th 2021:(

@@JimboJason yeah, all their subs are going up :(. I suppose it was to be expected. Everyone else raised their prices too.

@@NemoPropaganda Your glowing review of the RSL Speedwoofer 10s made me go with that one, glad the price of the speedwoofer only went up $30

@@JimboJason Nice, even at the new price it's still impossible to beat for the money. Just make sure you get the phase setup right and you'll be rocking!! On the RSL I think it sounds best with the frequency turned down all the way unless your room is really big but feel free to experiment.

I don't personally upgrade every generation. I like to wait at least 2 generations so it feels like a bigger upgrade or jump up a model line.

@@NemoPropaganda Makes sense.

I am based in South Africa and the SVS prices are crazy expensive I manage to get 2 SB-1000s which I pick up this weekend at a heavily discounted price. The SB1000 in usd value was around $1200 to purchase in my country before the discount. The current 1000 Pro version is around $1700

@@dylannaidoo798 you ever bless the rain down there?

​@@dylannaidoo798 Wow! I thought the SB 1000 Pro was expensive in Europe, priced at $940 US...

Hey Dan, thank you for the comment, I didn't know ML subs were more SQ focused. I'll reach out to them and see if they're interested in a review! Your two systems sound killer, I've not had a tube amp yet but I'm sure I will one day.

Hey Glenn, thanks for the kind words. The SB1000 pro is fantastic and a pair would be even cooler. It really depends which 1 bigger sub you're considering upgrading to over the pair and what aesthetic you want in your room :)

So the 1205 is a little bigger and $300 more money so it's important to remember that. The 1205 took the edge for music. It played quicker and a bit more textured.

Sorry I don't know how it will compare to the Dali sub.

@@NemoPropaganda Thank you for your respons. Do you think a svs 1000 pro is “good/big” enough for my living room? Or should I save money for a bigger 2000 pro?

@@TennisDK-hy7hr hard to say, you do have a big room. Enough bass is very subjective. For one man 1 sb1000 is enough for your room but someone else might want 4x SB16 so it's hard to say.

it'll pound hard af in a room that size :)

I picked up an SB-1000 Pro for my office of that size, in a 2.1 system. It replaced a JVC 8" 50watt sub, and the cabinet is the exact same size!! I can't believe how much sound comes out of such a petit form factor. Anyway, I highly recommend for a small room. It's very natural, tight, deep, and punchy. The app features do a great job helping it integrate in my room. I've also brought it home for my theater system, ran it as a single, ran it as duals. It doesn't quite have the authority for a home theater room on it's own (albeit, its sound quality is excellent, especially for its price point). Bottom line, it's a great value, especially for a small room.

nice! the SB1000 is my favorite SVS sub :) hope the calibration turns out nicely!!

thank you!

Hi Ben, generally 2 will sound better than one as long as you can get the setup properly but if you are happy with what you have sometimes it's best to leave things as is :) but then again us audio guys aren't very good at that :D

@@NemoPropaganda jajajaja, you are right, we can never stop , but you ,as i know, that the second sub someday will be at home 😂

A pair of HT1205 is an awesome setup!!

I never say that, only the newer prequal, I forget the name though...

@@NemoPropaganda Cloverfield is crap... you're not missing out on anything... Gravity should also be crap but the surround sound is so compelling I would say it's only movie in existence that you absolutely cannot appreciate without surround sound.

@@yamafanboy yeah it looks too shaky for my taste lol

Thank you Manuel!!! That is a cool system :). Most important question my friend is what country are you in and what are your options?

Happy to get a quick reply from you. I am in Manila, Philippines. I hope to be able to find and order your suggested subwoofer from Singapore or Hongkong.

@@manuelescueta2421 okay that is a big room, is Arendal 1723 1S available for you?

Unfortunately, it is not available in our part of the world. I checked quickly in google - - it ships all the way from Rotterdam and the price of the 1723 subwoofer 1s is quite steep - $1,499. Pls educate me. My power amp delivers 2 x 460 W (1% THD 2.70) or 2 x 300 W (1% THD 4.0 ). What minimum subwoofer power will go well with it? Thank you.

@@manuelescueta2421 OK what is your budget?

Nice dude! You will definitely get more rumble out of the larger PB!!

Never heard the NHT but at that price I'd go for the REL 1003. Yes most sealed subs are more on the SQ side versus their ported counterparts but I don't review large ported theater subwoofers since this channel is for 2ch music :).

Hey Dakxtre, welcome aboard! Better grab it before October as the price is going up on all SVS subs! As far as setup in the different profiles it really depends on the room but for games I like run the gain around 6dB higher than I do for music. As far as movies I actually don't care for bass in movies so I just leave mine setup the same way it was for music but I would imagine you'd have the movie profile setup with the gain also higher than music.

I think that's a nice sized room! :D

Yes, like my room can handle up to a single ported 12" a single sealed 15" or a pair of 10" sealed subs. Anything larger like a pair of 12" sealed subs is too much for my room and I just can't get it to sound natural. My room is pretty small though at 10x12 with 9ft ceilings. The sub type also matters though, anyway to answer your question I would do the pair of SB1000 Pro over the single 2000 pro.

I've got the same question... SB1000 Pro vs SB3000 Micro...

Dual subs will give you a little more headroom and more even bass from seat to seat. In a room that size the SB1000 pro would take the edge for sure.

@@NemoPropaganda Thanks! I appreciate the feedback. Keep up the content, I have future room audio projects!!

90% theater? PB for sure my man, a single PB2000 pro will out-thump dual SB1000 all day long. If it were me I'd try to go for dual PB1000 Pro if that's in the budget, if not then a single PB2000 Pro.

that is an awesome price!

I think it's more the MMS & CMS of the drivers, heavy & stiff drivers will pair better with SPL subwoofers that are generally heavy & stiff.

@@NemoPropaganda Interesting thought. In that case a relatively "underpowered" SB1000 Pro should be better to integrate than an SB2000 Pro for example as the lower powered driver needs less mass and coil gauge, but that is not what you observed, so I don't know. :)

@@matiaserp That's exactly what I observed :) The 1000 pro was the best integrating SVS sub I've had so far. I just shoot these videos very candidly so not everything can make it into the video or it would be like 45 minutes.

I can’t agree at all with your statement. Otherwise no audiophile would get a sub to complement their systems with Class A/B, Class A or vacuum tube amplifiers since the great majority of subs now use Class D amps. If the sub stands out, it’s turned up too loud, poorly placed, or both.

Thank yo for the explanation!

Hey Crypt! I think you've got the right idea. My buddy uses his sb1000 pro in his office and loves it. It's a great size and will certainly get the job done! Any other small office friendly sub I can think of is more expensive like the SVS Micro or KC62 but it doesn't make sense to spend the extra cash as the SB1000 Pro is already a great size.

Hey Nemo, incredible man! Thank you for your advice and time. This is the one I'll go with! Really appreciate you, and your willingness to take the time, cheers mate !

Good choices :D. Yes! Subwoofers have stiff suspensions that need a bit of time to loosen up. After break in they will usually play louder and have more authority/extension in the lower frequencies. Play a song like bass I love you on repeat for like 2 hours at medium volume. That should get it most of the way there. The rest of the break in will happen over time as you enjoy the subwoofer.

I agree but at $300 more money it's not an option for everyone and at that point we can say well another few hundred and we can get the 3000 and so on, it never stops lol.

@@NemoPropaganda Yeah, it never stops. I tried 5 subs about 8 months ago and 4 of them I just knew within a day or 2 that I couldn't live with them long term. The other seemed to barely do it and I thought that 5 or so years of living with it just wasn't for me if it barely fit the bill. This one seems to be my 'entry level' point but I haven't heard it. I ended up stealing my JL audio 10w6s from the car.

@@roofpizza1250 I would spend more than 2 days before making a decision. Most subs need a hard 12 hours minimum to break in. I have spoken to engineers at various companies who have said this and my own experience with SPL car audio subs has shown it to be true.

@@NemoPropaganda If you don't like it then no, more time wont help. It might go from bad to tolerable but that'd be about it. Whatever the case, sub $500 subs just don't do it for me.

@@roofpizza1250 I've gone from hate to love a few times with subs. Just depends how stiff the suspension is when it's new. My digital design 712 that was in my car sounded awful at first, absolutely no low end, after about 12 hours that suspension started to loosen and I gained a ton of low end, it's still breaking in though.

I'm not familiar with Dali subs but their oberon 1 had really nice bass quality.

ASW608 should be okay for you but consider REL HT1003 or T5X if the price is close. SB1000 Pro while maybe a bit overkill I think is actually a good option still too. SB1000 Pro integrates pretty good, from all the SVS subs I tried it was actually one of their best integrating models and you should be able to hear one in a showroom so that will help too! My problem with the 608 is it's too expensive in my opinion and is over 12 years old now.

@@NemoPropaganda Thanks for your quick reply. The REL units are in a different price level here in Australia. The TX5 is nearly double the price of the ASW608., and the 1003 is also several hundred more than the B&W’s and SVS. I guess the B&W’s are seeing some discounting here due to their age. I’ll try to get a listen to the SVS. Happy new year to you.

Hi Paul, I'm in the same position as you regarding a demo in WA. I would be interested in knowing what you decided on. Thanks, Gary

@@bancombe1 I ended up going with the B&W 608. I‘ve been really happy with it, it does everything I need of it, and I couldn’t justify the price difference for the other models. Physical dimensions of the 608 was another factor for it being a better option for me.

Hi Stian, this is a topic we've talked about a lot in my free discord and the conclusion we've all come to is a good subwoofer cable is important for the best bass but it does not have to be very expensive. Most useres in my discord have reported that Worlds Best Cables RCA cables are fantastic and generally sell on Amazon for around $30.

Thanks, ordering one right now 😃👍 Keep it up buddy 😊

@@TheSckanksta awesome bro, happy I could help :)

That's very similar to my room and I found dual subs advantageous :). I don't like mixing but it's worth a try for sure, sometimes it works well but usually it doesn't.

I'm not surprised, the ASW608 is a baby subwoofer. The sense of scale improvement alone that the 2000 pro can offer is worth the upgrade.

Everything I review is rated based on it's price, so it's great for it's price. If this subwoofer was $1000 it would not get such a good review. As far as REL or SVS here is your answer: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-rEz03XkcslI.html

Looks like a cool design, it's pretty niche though and Joe N Tell covered them, my room is kind of the opposite of what it seems they would like so I may not be the best buy for them.

@@NemoPropaganda What do you mean? Those speakers are made to minimize need to treat your room.Where does it say what kind of room is ideal? Also how exactly is it "niche"?

@@encapsulatio if someone from the company reached out to me I'd certainly have a chat with them to see if it was a fit, outside of that I don't have enough personal interest in them. This channel is to satisfy my personal curiosity and share the experience. I'm not a youtube reviewer. I just review gear I'm personally curious about, interested in, or think is cool for some reason.

Chora 806 is fantastic!! If you ever upgrade to T5X I think you will be very pleased :)

@@NemoPropaganda that was my first option, but I had to take the small one because I live in a townhouse and I want to keep a good relationship with my neighbors.

no, svs is enjoyable in a different way and for different reasons, I made a video about it here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-rEz03XkcslI.html

Hey Richard, glad you found the review helpful. I'd actually edge towards a pair of the cheaper 1000 model as I found it to sound nicer to my ears at lower music volumes. The 3000 is a superior subwoofer of course but it's sweet spot demands a bit more volume. As is the case generally with higher power handling drivers.

Thankyou

I actually play music pretty loud , my speakers seem to wake up at louder levels, they sound fantastic to me , the bass is great and surprisingly impactful, the klh is sealed enclosure , I’m just looking for a little more grip and slam to hit me a little harder , but don’t want to be overwhelmed , do you think the room size 12x32 would be to much for 2 of the 1000s , I’ll get a listen locally if I can , thanks for your in put if you get a chance

@@richardyoung8928 I don't think so but if you listen louder the single 3000 should be awesome!

Hi Jaime. A 12" will never sound like a 15" and vice versa of course. Why not go with something similar but better? Rythmik is the king of servo subwoofers and they have 2 sealed 15" models. the F15hp, and narrower E15.

2x 1000 pro for sure!

first of all I'm very pleased to see you use the word shmedium, secondly is the whole room the theater room/living room or are you counting a kitchen also for example? Either way I don't love either option for a dedicated theater and would instead consider something like a single PB2000 pro or Rythmik FVX12. I made a video about the differences between brands like SVS & Rythmik you can see here ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-rEz03XkcslI.html that should help you decide. I also reviewed the FVX12 which you can see here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-_rDxNytOg_g.html&ab_channel=NemoPropaganda

What is the HTS12? The polk? If you like the sound just keep it :)

@@NemoPropaganda yes Polk :)

that looks like a really bad subwoofer, I don't think I will review it bro.

@@NemoPropaganda have you test the JBL Stage A120P i maby gona buy but i like to see you test it, and i like your movies love it.

@@vidarjohnlarsen6709 thank you bro! I don't think I will review a JBL sub anytime soon.

there's really nothing to it, if you have to shove your sub in a cabinet it is what it is, a compromised solution so you just cross your fingers and hope for the best :). We all have some limitations so its not a big deal really. In my living room my KC62 sits on top of my media console because I can't put it anywhere else. I am considering getting a wireless transmitter and hiding it behind the couch or on somewhere else, I'll make a video about that if I end up doing it.

I don't really keep a pulse on used prices but you can easily search USaudiomart to see what they sell for.

​@@NemoPropaganda Alright, just thought you may have had a rough guess but thanks very much for the input and response. 👊

I probably won't. Pro Audio subwoofers are all about playing loud so they generally don't have the best extension.

@@NemoPropaganda Alright, Thanks for the info!

Yeah, the closest competitor is the Arendal 1723 1s, it's better in a lot of ways, but also $400 more so that fits. Outside of that anything that performs similarly will be a good bit larger.

mmmm I don't think it's that simple but if you're looking for a lightweight and quick sub consider a pair of REL T5X or a single Rythmik F12SE.

hell yeah dude, which one did you get?

@@NemoPropaganda Dual F18s

Hello! Yes! I have both 1961 1S and 1723 1S here for review :)

@@NemoPropaganda THIS IS AWESOME NEWS! thanks for the quick answer =) im really looking forward for the review of the 1961 1S =) Im not in a hurry so i will definetly wait for your reviews =)

@@matzeosch8303 Thank you, it should be ready in maybe 5 weeks or so.

When REL speaks about high-level they are specifcially talking about their own high-level and not other brands as they are not the same. Most subs will sound better using an rca cable unless your subwoofer output or preoutput has some delay, a weird filter, noise, or some other issue and then in that situation your sub might sound better using high-level because it's getting a cleaner signal. This should not be an issue on most modern gear however. Remember the high-level on the back of most subs simply converts it to low level (RCA) internally and the signal is ultimately received as if you had just plugged in an RCA cable so if your sub sounds better via high-level then your source most likely has one of the issues I mentioned (some delay, a weird filter, noise, or some other issue).

@@NemoPropaganda Thanks for the quick response, I appreciate your dedication to your viewers. Everything you stated makes sense, but from my understanding the purpose and main benefit of using speaker level inputs is to allow the tonal characteristics of the main system amp to be shared with the subs. To potentially keep the main speakers and subs drinking from the same well, so to speak. That’s got to be beneficial and somewhat audible. I’m thinking about the SVS SB1000 Pro due to its affordability for two subs but as you say, I’m in the SQ camp and not sure if the SB1000 will meet my expectations. A friend has a pair of the previous gen SB1000 non Pro’s and they hit pretty hard in his non treated living room but he’s really not an audiophile. I have a dedicated music room that is fully treated and I hear everything. Probably should try the Rythmiks with the line level inputs and see what happens. 🖖🏽

@@cyclistman6358 Everyone is welcome to have their own belief on the subject of course, I don't have anything to add to my opinion on the topic. What different people believe is a big part of this hobby, I'm happy to hear differring opinions and I won't try to change anyones mind but I'm not really into having a back and fourth conversation about audio philosophy per se. I feel my main function and goal in this space is to help people stop obsessing on the purchase and nudge them in the right direction so they can get back to enjoying the music :). Since you're between Rythmik & SVS you may want to watch this video: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-rEz03XkcslI.htmlsi=6r-xsNYdfK0PvKkW

Dali have very good bass as far as tone & richness, I would suggest something like a REL T7X instead. Not because the T7X is better perse but because the tonal sound of the REL T7X is more inline with the Dali's bass so they will enhance eachother rather nicely. I'm assuming this is a music system.

@@NemoPropaganda Thanks, appreciate the quick response! I will use the sub for music, movies and gaming in a roughly 50/40/10 distribution. I currently have an old (2014) Mordaunt-Short MS909W sub that's very musical, but on the large size, wrong finish for our interior and doesn't go deep (-3dB at 30 Hz). Musicality is very important to me, but I'd also like the sub to go deep. Would the REL with an 8" woofer suffice in this situation? The corner of the room with the audio gear is around 23 m2 while the whole room is around 50 m2.

@@macvos its hard to say if the 8" REL T7X will be enough because how much bass is "enough" is very personal but I think for movies a single 8" would not be enough for most people. i like the SB1000 pro a lot and a I like the 1961 1S a lot. The SB2000 Pro is good too but the 1961 1S is very similar and slightly better though it does not have a cell phone app.

@@NemoPropaganda Thanks again! I'll order the SB-1000 Pro and see how it goes. If it's not to my liking I'll return it. Depending on how it does musically and on power, I'll then try either the 1961 1S or REL.

i would rather have two 1000 over one 2000.

I covered that in the video :). I reached out to JL for a review sample but we were not able to make it happen due to supply issues caused by the chip shortage, maybe one day.

I'm not sure what you're budget is or how large your room is but I think a pair of Rythmik F12SE would make most people happy .

I can't really answer that question, it's all a balance, the driver should be light but it needs some mass to retain it's stiffness, it's like any other part of the subwoofer. The plate amplifier needs a strong output section to handle dynamic swings, the cabinet needs to be built well and sized appropriately, the filters need to be designed intelligently. No single one of these aspects on their own makes a subwoofer good or bad and their relationship is highly relatable. The whole system has to have the right balance of all these things (and more). Both have their benefits (heavy/light moving mass) but we're getting into a realm I honestly don't enjoy discussing as we'd have to make very broad generalizations to avoid writing a book to answer the question :). If you're really interested in that sort of thing the DIY groups are a great source of info.

If this was a theater setup I'd say hell yeah brother but generally I feel like light & airy speakers don't do well with heavy handed subwoofers in music only systems but some people do like that kind of contrast. I have not heard the Aria 926 but I have the Aria 906 as part of my permanent collection. Ultimately you have $3k/pair speakers which is not cheap, you're more than welcome to hop in the free discord and we'd be happy to help you find something that fits your room & personal needs. Maybe the SB1000 Pro is the right sub for you but we need chat more to see if that's the case which is impossible to do in the comments section of YT.

Hey Parminder, thank you for the kind words, those are some beautiful looking speakers you have :). So that room is very similar to my room size. A single HT 1003 or SB1000 Pro will for sure be enough for music. For movies you know there is so much bass sometimes so you might sometimes wish you had the larger/more powerful 1205. Since you can only have 1 I think you should get the one that offers the most output like Emotiva RS11, REL HT-1205, SB-2000 Pro, or Arendal 1961. But still based on taste you might still want more, "how much bass is enough" is very personal but I think most people would be happy with one of those 4 I mentioned.

@@NemoPropaganda - really appreciate your prompt response. Yeah without the grills the KEFs look good and they sound great as well, I auditioned B&W 600 series, Dali Oberon series, Polk, Klipsch, Q accoustics, Revel and I liked KEF the most of those. I also heard Dynaudio in a stereo setup the instrument separation on those is just amazing but they were a bit expensive, I found the KEF to be closest to them and I got the KEF deal (pay for Q550 and get the 750) so they ticked all the boxes. Unfortunatly it will be hard for me to grab Emotiva or Arendal sub here in Australia. Most Home Theater Audio stores recommend getting the SVS but in a store I heard two REL subs rocking in a stereo setup and I was impressed with the quality of bass. The guy I bought the KEFs from recomended me the REL HT 1003 but another guy from the same store said HT 1205 which confused me but they were both REL over SVS. I like my B&W sub but I wanted to upgrade to get a better SQ sub not necessarily louder, I use my media room to listen to music, watch tv, movies. I think I tend to like the 10 inch subs as they are faster, though I used to own a JBL soundbar with a 12 inch downfiring sub in the past which was in a small room and it was great and powerful but my ears were not as trained back then as they are now. For example in my car I went from a Rockford 12 inch ported sub to a 10 inch DD audio and I like it more. With the size of my room there will be some room gain as the sub will be placed in a corner near to the wall, will the HT 1003 go low.

@@parmindersingh-fu8sh I don't think anyone will hear a difference in terms of speed between the 1003 and 1205. The 1205 is a super quick sub but it sounds like you really want the 1003. Sometimes we just have to pick based on "feeling". So you're feeling the 1003 is going to be the right one so I say go for it. I do this too and it usually works out okay.

@@NemoPropaganda I bought the REL HT 1205 and I am really happy with it. It is fast and articulate bass and not at all boomy, love it.

@@parmindersingh-fu8sh That's awesome brother, I'm happy to hear this update :D

I haven't heard the predator but it is more expensive and much larger than the SB3000 so I'd imagine it should be a strong competitor if not better but I just don't know for sure I'm sorry.

I made a video to help people decide between SPL & SQ subs you can see here: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-rEz03XkcslI.html whatever you decide you should not mix the two.

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How does the combo sound? I have the same focals and am considering this sub

@@Quadruple_curious If $500 is your maximum budget and you'll be using this for music and movies I think the SB1000 is a good match :).

​@@NemoPropaganda Actually I had $250 in mind, but the rabbit hole ensued. Decided to just pull the trigger on these before it got worse lol. Thanks for your response and review!

@@Quadruple_curious no no no, $250 is too low lol, the Aria are a really good speaker so you can't just put any subwoofer with them. I think the SB-1000 pro is the most entry level you want to use. As mentioned in the video I really was able to achieve fairly good integration.

Hey James, are you talking about the Klipsch group on FB? I lurk on there, it's literally one of the best audio groups I've ever seen! Hardly any toxicity and just a bunch of stand up guys. Yeah I think Klipsch/SVS is a great pairing. I assume you'll be buying it from Cory?

@@NemoPropaganda yes I am and if I am correct many in the group highly recommend SVS sub's over Klipsch subs.

@@jameswheeler7679 oh yeah, I agree with that for sure! Only get Klipsch subs if you want the matching look, speaker manufacturers generally don't make the best subs and almost seem to be afterthoughts to generate a little more revenue. Not always, but most of the time, coughs Bowers & Wilkins decade old ASW range....

@@NemoPropaganda Absolutely

the 8" MA driver is good, it extends pretty low, you just need to ask yourself do you want more? If the answer is yes then you add a sub. The SB1000 Pro is a good option because its compact and has the speaker level inputs you'll need to connect it to your amp. If you need more help feel free to ask in my free discord, link is in the description.

I sent them 4 emails, no reply.

what is "enough" is a tough question to answer. I think you're making an excellent choice as that room is not too large and the SB1000 Pro is very compact so it will look and sound very good assuming your listening habits are not extreme.

Hi Binu, this should help: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-rEz03XkcslI.htmlsi=Pm_7Vc5NcOhkVCUK

what do you mean by cab? This can deliver pretty loud bass, probably as loud as possible for how small it is.

When I said cab,its my enclosure that I work in at work,it's only a 4ft by 6ft sealed cab(room) I just ordered one of these..hoping it will deliver pretty loud bass

bro reddit is full of haters, if you're happy with the r51pm that's all that matters :). As far as the SB versus the PB it's pretty simple the PB will have twice the output and is physically larger while the SB is much smaller and will play al ittle tighter. Your room is not that big so I think you will be happy with either one.

Those Heco look very nice, the 24hz spec could be at -10dB, it's kind of uncool that they don't list it in their specs. I think these will go deep enough for most music. Pipe organ probably not but most subwoofers can't play pipe organs anyways... While this is SVS most entry model it's still a 12" driver so it's range of say 25hz to 50hz will be much more effortless than your mains.

@@NemoPropaganda Thanks for the answer, much apreciated. The final question would be if the SB2000pro would go much deeper in real life than SB1000pro. On paper the difference is that of power (which is enough with 300w), the 1hz difference doesn't seem much from specifications. Thanks again!

@@motorhead16 The 2000 pro is a better sub, we can't deny that, it's the next model up. But where it's better is most noticeable at the absolute limit of volume and extension. If you're going to push the hell out of the 1000 Pro then it might be better to get the 2000 pro. Basically it doesn't go tons deeper but it does go deeper and is more composed at the limit of it' extension and output.

hard to say as listening habits are so personal. There is a free discord link in all my newer videos. I suggest posting some pictures in there so we can see what kind of space you're working with.

@@NemoPropaganda i.imgur.com/Q702Xk4.png thats my room layout.

absolutely not, the SB1000 Pro is much better unless you really have a tiny room, I don't really recommend the ASW608 too often, it's a very niche subwoofer and there are many better options for most people.

The SVS gear will perform on a higher level but yes I think those will sound fantastic together!

Hey my man, unfortunately yes you are dreaming :D A larger subwoofer is actually what will give you what you're looking for, that effortless bass even at low volumes with great extension. There are 2 small subwoofer that can do that however and it's the KEF KC62 or KF92. For your room size I think KEF KF92 is the best solution based on your needs :).

If you look at the picture of the back of the amp on SVS website I think that will answer all your questions. They label everything very nicely.

​@NemoPropaganda thanks for the reply. Went with the Svs SB-2000 Pro, got a very good deal.

Please contact SVS to be 100% sure the app will work the way you intend to use it but yes it should work that way. I've used the app with 3 different subs connected at the same time and you select which sub you want to adjust first and then you can make your changes. I have not used the app since my last SVS review which is why I say to contact SVS to be 100% sure :)

That's a bit of an odd design and they seem to be a bit confused on how passive radiators work or simply want to mislead the consumers by saying it has 17" of drive area, that is absolutely misleading and untrue. In fairness I have reached out to them in the past (3 times) because you guys kept asking and while we did exchange a 1 email it seems they can't be bothered to respond in a timely manner, my first email got a response 3 months later and then nothing after that. I gave up.

@@NemoPropaganda That's ashame as Tom from BK is usually pretty good at replying and helpful. I would try again as they specialise in subs and used to make subs for Rel and MJ Acoustics. Dali subs and subs from speaker manufacturers are also worth looking at?

@@NemoPropaganda How about Elac and Canton subs?

@@user-fs4fd3gv3r canton and elac subwoofers are not really popular in america, nobody really uses them so it's hard to find one for sale even and they're not going to send me a review sample so my interest in buying one just for review is a bit low.

@@user-fs4fd3gv3r I tried a few times bro, after he didn't reply I sent 2 more emails 1 month apart each as to not bother him. Still no response so they are pretty much on my shit list at this point. Speaker companies subwoofers usually underpowered but I'm sure I'll check some out at some point. What I review is usually stuff I am personally interested in. I'm not a normal reviewer because I don't do this for money, it's just for fun so if I'm not curious about the product I won't review it.

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Hi Simon without knowing the budget it's a bit hard to make a recommendation :). What do you have in mind?

@@NemoPropaganda i woud say 500 euro 600 max, or mabey i good used subwoofer. Doesnt have to play loud . Thx

@@simonverveer2590 damn that's kind of tough since you want strong performance below 35hz. I'd look into what it would cost you to get an RSL Speedwoofer 10s landed in the Netherlands. That's going to be your best option, the crossover only allows you to go down to 40hz at 12db so I'm just worried the slope isn't steep enough for where you want to crossover (24db would have been better for you). If you had a theater system I'd say grab a PB-1000 Pro, that would be perfect but a big ported sub is generally not the best choice for a music only system. If I were in your shoes I would hold off and up my budget a bit, and during that time try to demo some subs. Maybe hop on a local forum and see if you can find some local audio friends that will let you audition what they have :). That can really helpful, honestly even more helpful than YT reviews.

@@NemoPropaganda Thank you for your anwser and taking the time for questions, i checked reviews for that rsl speedwoofer. That would be indeed a good option. But i cant find it here in the a Netherlands . Svs pro 1000 is very interesting, and it is compact and 600 euro . I am taking my time for it, i am not in a hurry and i like watching all these reviews. Thx again 👍🏻

@@simonverveer2590 anytime bro

hop in the free discord, tons of svs users in there that can better explain it, it has nothing to do with volume: Discord Link: discord.gg/3PkFQf4y6Z