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I’ve heard great reviews with HSU and Monolith. I’d just feel weird staring at two unsymmetrical subs...

Yea I rather go dual 3000s as I can’t do dual PB16s. I could do dual SB16s, but it seems like the 3000s should be sufficient.

Thanks for the info! I had no idea about the converters. I only knew about an actual XLR to RCA cable. As far as SVS, it would be difficult to get rid of the 3000 without paying for shipping in my location which is why I’m considering the trade up policy. I think I’d get more returns with the...

I’m looking at the Monolith prepro or the NAD. I’m literally waiting to save $ of course and for HDMI 2.1 to roll out before I purchase. Maybe more will pop up by then?

Awesome advice. I think dual 3000s would be a great choice as well. I just keep hearing that xlr/ rca aren’t great and create distortion. Who knows how much this is true or if I will even notice.

Thanks for the input. I’d look for another brand except I do get a buyback option with SVS that is very appealing. Unfortunately, I think the PB16 will have WAF issues ‍♂️

Hello everyone, I’d like to have some opinions/input from other users who may have experience with SVS Subs and can give some recommendations/thoughts. I currently have a PB3000 and would like to upgrade by trading up my sub. The reason behind this is because I eventually want to upgrade to a...

Thanks! I’m fairly new to this and would hate to ruin the sound by investing more $ on a 2Ch amp.

Hello everyone, I currently have a 5.1.4 set up which consists of Klipsch RF7 IIIs with matching center and surrounds as well as SVS Prime Elevation for my height speakers. I am currently using a Denon X-4400H with an Outlaw Model 7000X power amp. I am wondering if I Purchase a higher power 2Ch...

Hello everyone, I have a question that I hope some of you fellow users can help with. I am wondering if it is wise to use a 2Ch High Power Amp for my Klipsch RF7iiis and a 7Ch Amp to power my center and remaining surround/Atmos speakers. Will this sound odd? The 7Ch amp is an Outlaw Model 7000x...

Thanks for the tip. I’m fairly comfortable with the Denon. I notice there is a 2Ch feature under the “Speakers” section which I have set as Large. I’m going to play with this setting which enables subs to play with 2Ch playback.

Got it! I’ll see if my Denon can treat 2Ch playback as LFE+Main and Multi Ch as Small to avoid constantly switching my setup every time. Thanks for the advice and prompt response!

Thanks guys! I’ll mess with my settings and run these speakers as small with my sub activated and experiment. I hate that YouTube Tv doesn’t have 5.1 surround as I recently cut the cord with DirecTv. Maybe users are in smaller rooms compared to my Garage. Unfortunately, I have to buy blind as...

I have a SVS PB3000. My concern is during 2Ch listening. This is for music and TV as YouTube TV doesn’t have Dolby 5.1 Surround. Movie watching seems fine due to the sub kicking in and my fronts not running as Large speakers.

Hello everyone, I am a novice at this Audio / Home Theatre hobby. I have a question that I hope some of you more experienced users can assist with. I currently have a Denon X4400h with a Outlaw Model 7000x assisiting my 5.1.4 set up. My Speakers consist of Klipsch RF7 IIIs with the matching...

Will the Denon X4400H disconnect from the power amps if you re-assign the preamp outs to the rear in the amp assign settings? Also, can you do a 5.1.4 set up while Re-assigning preamps or do I need to add another 2 speakers to take advantage of this feature? Anybody know?

So I basically need a higher powered amp to see a benefit/increased bass?

Would Bi-Amping my Klipsch RF7IIIs with an Outlaw Model 7000x receive any benefit? I feel like I am not getting much bass and I am upgrading from Polk Satellite speakers. Maybe the speakers aren’t broken in yet?

I have also started using Eco mode and the Xfinity Fans. Heat is no longer an issue and the sound does not seem affected to my ears! Thanks!

Thanks! I have ordered a pair of AC Infinity fans to help with cooling as well.