Any Rythmik F-12 SE owners?

[MikefromNC]

I am interested in getting a sub for a 2600+ cubic foot room (70-80% usage for movies).

I like the Epik Vanquish, Rythmik F-12 SE and a few from SVS and HSU.

The F-12 SE uses Direct Servo -- is there anything to that as no one else uses that technology?

I am leaning toward the F-12 as I don't necessarily want to shake my walls - but low distortion bass in a somewhat small footprint.

Are there any F-12 SE owners out there - that can help me?

Any Vanquish owners like theirs better?

Thanks!

 

[j_garcia]

Servo is rare because it is a little more expensive to implement. Generally seen on higher end models such as the Paradigm Servo 15 (no longer in production) and a few Velodynes, as well as a few other manufactuerers.

One of the users here, Darien87, built a sub from them but I don't recall if it is the servo or non-servo. It should suffice to say that it sounds very good for what it cost to build.

I use a Rythmik amp for my Tempest and it does extremely well. I highly recommend these guys.

I'm actually very curious to hear the Rythmik/GR Research servo sub. The former GR sub already sounded great.

 

[Matt34]

I had two of the DS12 woofers in Partsexpress boxes powered by an EP2500 and then a pair of Bash 300w amps. Great subs for just over $300 invested into each of them.

 

[rnatalli]

I don't own a Rythmik, but have heard one. They're fabulous subs often overlooked by new buyers.

 

[j_garcia]

I don't think he is talking about building one, he is asking if anyone knows about the finished subs they are selling, but I know they are more or less the same thing just complete vs DIY.

 

[biz97]

I use to of the Rythmik F12 (non SE) and the build quality is great and they sound excellent