A admin Audioholics Robot Staff member Mar 29, 2007 #1 The home theater market sees subwoofers growing smaller and smaller, but in the professional market things are quite different. To perfectly illustrate this, Cerwin Vega has announced that it is introducing a new 21-inch subwoofer to its professional line. OK, the cat's out of the bag - this is a sound reinforcement subwoofer, and not intended for home theater use - but WOW, 21 inches - that's pretty big! Discuss "Cerwin Vega Announces 21-inch Subwoofer" here. View the article at: http://www.audioholics.com/news/industry-news/cerwin-vega-announces-21-inch-subwoofer.html.
The home theater market sees subwoofers growing smaller and smaller, but in the professional market things are quite different. To perfectly illustrate this, Cerwin Vega has announced that it is introducing a new 21-inch subwoofer to its professional line. OK, the cat's out of the bag - this is a sound reinforcement subwoofer, and not intended for home theater use - but WOW, 21 inches - that's pretty big! Discuss "Cerwin Vega Announces 21-inch Subwoofer" here. View the article at: http://www.audioholics.com/news/industry-news/cerwin-vega-announces-21-inch-subwoofer.html.
Seth=L Audioholic Overlord Mar 29, 2007 #2 I can't seem to find info about them on their site. What is the frequency responce and SPL of this thing?
I can't seem to find info about them on their site. What is the frequency responce and SPL of this thing?
B billnchristy Senior Audioholic Mar 29, 2007 #3 135db but only from 35-100 something My X sub goes lower than that thing. http://www.cerwinvega.com/active121.php
135db but only from 35-100 something My X sub goes lower than that thing. http://www.cerwinvega.com/active121.php
A AndrewLyles Audioholic Mar 29, 2007 #4 Back in my foolish days as a freewheeling youth I used to run a 'Fosgate 18" in the back of my '89 Range Rover. Notice that was singular. One of those things could make you go def for hours, shake any house, and plaster a smile across your face for days. Who knew that Sarah McLachlan had earth shattering bass? Everything had earth shattering bass with that thing, I can barely imagine what a pro 21" could do. My god!
Back in my foolish days as a freewheeling youth I used to run a 'Fosgate 18" in the back of my '89 Range Rover. Notice that was singular. One of those things could make you go def for hours, shake any house, and plaster a smile across your face for days. Who knew that Sarah McLachlan had earth shattering bass? Everything had earth shattering bass with that thing, I can barely imagine what a pro 21" could do. My god!
Seth=L Audioholic Overlord Mar 29, 2007 #5 Consider what they use at the movie theaters, they don't go low they go loud. That is what pro-audio is for I guess.
Consider what they use at the movie theaters, they don't go low they go loud. That is what pro-audio is for I guess.
anamorphic96 Audioholic General Mar 30, 2007 #7 Seth=L said: Consider what they use at the movie theaters, they don't go low they go loud. That is what pro-audio is for I guess. Click to expand... Not entirely true these days. Klipsch is making sub systems for theatres that are flat to 17hz and JBL makes subs that are flat to 20hz. Even the older gear can go to 25hz when set up correctly.
Seth=L said: Consider what they use at the movie theaters, they don't go low they go loud. That is what pro-audio is for I guess. Click to expand... Not entirely true these days. Klipsch is making sub systems for theatres that are flat to 17hz and JBL makes subs that are flat to 20hz. Even the older gear can go to 25hz when set up correctly.
C ChuckvB Enthusiast Aug 28, 2025 #8 I'm disappointed with the effort in the article. If not Home Theater what is the market? And svs and Klipsch both have recent released bigger subs with better low frequency response for Home Theater. Is the writer just using AI to write this and it just sucks up sales of sound bar combo units which are sub par systems?
I'm disappointed with the effort in the article. If not Home Theater what is the market? And svs and Klipsch both have recent released bigger subs with better low frequency response for Home Theater. Is the writer just using AI to write this and it just sucks up sales of sound bar combo units which are sub par systems?
Bobby Bass Audioholic General Aug 28, 2025 #9 I don’t understand Why guys love big subs…oh never mind
NINaudio Audioholic Samurai Aug 28, 2025 #10 ChuckvB said: I'm disappointed with the effort in the article. If not Home Theater what is the market? And svs and Klipsch both have recent released bigger subs with better low frequency response for Home Theater. Is the writer just using AI to write this and it just sucks up sales of sound bar combo units which are sub par systems? Click to expand... Yes, AI wrote this 18 year old product announcement article...
ChuckvB said: I'm disappointed with the effort in the article. If not Home Theater what is the market? And svs and Klipsch both have recent released bigger subs with better low frequency response for Home Theater. Is the writer just using AI to write this and it just sucks up sales of sound bar combo units which are sub par systems? Click to expand... Yes, AI wrote this 18 year old product announcement article...
C ChuckvB Enthusiast Aug 28, 2025 #11 NINaudio said: Yes, AI wrote this 18 year old product announcement article... Click to expand... LoL, No idea why this old article came in my feed, but yeah I missed the date...
NINaudio said: Yes, AI wrote this 18 year old product announcement article... Click to expand... LoL, No idea why this old article came in my feed, but yeah I missed the date...
