Enter to Win: SVS PB12-NSD or a SB12-NSD!!!

[agent4678]

awesome entry is awesome

Question 1:
What are the SVS Bill of Rights and which is your favorite?
SVS' pledge to provide an excellent customer experience. Promise number 6, the one year trade-up policy is my favorite.

Question 2:
What is the next product you would like to see from SVS? Describe it in as much detail as you like, and let us know what it should cost.

Would love some outdoor/rugged speakers and sub.

$500/pair - speakers
$1000 - sub

Question 3:
What do you look for in a great subwoofer?

The SVS logo

 

[Beansrdone]

Question 1:
What are the SVS Bill of Rights and which is your favorite? #6 1 year trade up policy. That's cool

Question 2:
What is the next product you would like to see from SVS? Describe it in as much detail as you like, and let us know what it should cost. I say, keep doing what you do best, subwoofers

Question 3:
What do you look for in a great subwoofer? Good clean sound, plain and simple

 

[maaja]

Question 1:

This "SVS Bill of Rights" is SVS's pledge to its consumers. It consists of 11 detailed promises in regards to customer service and satisfaction.

My favorite is promise #4, FREE shipping!

Question 2:

I would love to see the SVS subwoofer lineup include some more alternate styles, such as rosenut with a deep glossy finish. I wouldn't mind paying extra for a premium appearance, within reason of coarse.

Question 3:

I am a true believer that you pay for what you get. Most of the time this is true. I look for a balance in performance, quality, craftsmanship, style and features all at a reasonable price. When purchasing sound equipment for my home I only go with the best within my budget. In a good woofer I would expect to see various features. For example, variable tuning, DSP control, and high quality components that will last as long as the home I am putting it in are important. It is also nice to have an energy efficient setup, such as a power saving mode that will minimize power consumption when the components are not being used. Other features like LCD displays and such are nice but do not really weigh heavily on my purchasing decision... It all comes down to sound quality.

 

[Jeff R.]

Question 1:
What are the SVS Bill of Rights and which is your favorite?

They are a set of company standard and expectation to give the customer confidence in the SVS line of products. The best is the 5 year warranty.

Question 2:
What is the next product you would like to see from SVS? Describe it in as much detail as you like, and let us know what it should cost.

I would like to see a sealed 15" sub that is less than $800.

Question 3:
What do you look for in a great subwoofer?
Bang for the buck, plus a great balance between music an movie performance.

Thanks for the great contest.

Jeff R.

 

[Mike JL]

Question 1:
What are the SVS Bill of Rights and which is your favorite?
11 customer-service-oriented promises that set SVS apart from most other audio manufacturers. My favorite is the one-year upgrade.


Question 2:
What is the next product you would like to see from SVS? Describe it in as much detail as you like, and let us know what it should cost.
I'd like to see a great automotive sub that can be mounted under a seat for under $200.


Question 3:
What do you look for in a great subwoofer?
Performance, obviously, but also WAF - great furniture-grade cabinets that fit into most home decor.

 

[Grador]

#1: The bill of rights are a set of service guarantees. I personally like the 5 year warranty.

#2: An outdoor sub to round off my patio system would be fantastic. Possibly something that looked like a storage box to fit in with a standard backyard setup. Easy access to a highpass filter and volume would be a must to keep neighbors happy at night. Ideally it would be less than $550, lets face it, I don't need the highest quality for my backyard.

#3: A great subwoofer must be able to blend seamlessly and transparently with stereo speakers, it's job is to tack on the bottom end they aren't capable of providing. It should have quick, lifelike response to be able to keep my bass sounding like whatever it's trying to reproduce, not amorphous "bass." Ideally it should be able to pack some nice rumble and punch for movie explosions when asked.

 

[fumanchu9]

1) The bill of rights is SVS's pledge to consumers. The five year guarantee is my favorite, even though theyll probably outlast that, its nice just in case something does happen.

2) I'd love a sealed sub under $500

3) The highest quality for the lowest possible price

 

[Landshark1]

Question 1:
What are the SVS Bill of Rights and which is your favorite?
Answer 1:
SVS's promise of their excellent service & value to the consumers. 60 days guaranteed price.

Question 2:
What is the next product you would like to see from SVS? Describe it in as much detail as you like, and let us know what it should cost.
Answer 2:
May be a high performance smaller sub, like 12"x12"x12", for better WAF, and for use in most modern small living room, or for those use as a 2nd system (e.g. in the bedroom). You know, not many people could have a dedicated man cave (home theater) to hide a 2 cubic feet monster. (I'm grateful to be one of the lucky guy ). But for those who lives in urban city (apartment, condo, modern urban style decor, etc.) or need a sub for place like bedroom, it seems like there's nothing that SVS could offer to those people at the current lineup. And it might be a good unexplored market there for the company. Price <$1000 (realistically <$800) in order to stay competitive to others.

Question 3:
What do you look for in a great subwoofer?
Answer 3:
Performance (of cos), but also appearance too. You know to many people, it's going to be a piece of living room furniture & will need high WAF.

 

[seylermoon]

Q1:
What are the SVS Bill of Rights and which is your favorite?
A1:
The SVS Bill of Rights is a pledge consisting of 11 promises in order to guarantee that one will have the best experience in the world. My favorite is the total system support, as I find it very comforting to be able to speak to helpful customer service representatives when things go awry.

Q2:
What is the next product you would like to see from SVS? Describe it in as much detail as you like, and let us know what it should cost.
A2:
Since the cheapest model is the SB12-NSD, I think a sub that uses a 10" woofer and is based on the same idea as the SB12 would be a great addition to the SVSound lineup. There are very few 10" sealed subs that can give awesome music performance, and one from SVSound would sure give the $450-$500 price region a good run for its money. I think SVSound has the potential to easily break that $500 subwoofer performance barrier that is occupied by the likes of the Rythmik FV12 and the HSU VTF-2.

Question 3:
What do you look for in a great subwoofer?
Answer 3:
Despite the fact that bigger is generally better when it comes to subwoofers, I like the idea of a small subwoofer creating massive impact. The idea of efficiency in having something small creating much bigger sound than it should is very appealing to me. SVSound already does this pretty well with the SB12-NSD, but I think it could be even more appealing to me (as I live in a small apartment) to have a 10" option that excels with fast-paced bass-heavy music.

 

[Haberskir]

Question 1:
What are the SVS Bill of Rights and which is your favorite?
My favorite are all 11 of them. But if I have to name just one It would be the 5-YEAR UNCONDITIONAL WARRANTY. I do love the addition of the 1-YEAR TRADE-UP POLICY.

Question 2:
What is the next product you would like to see from SVS? Describe it in as much detail as you like, and let us know what it should cost.I am looking for a subwoofer for my home theatre. I would like a sub that is reasonable small, looks GREAT, sounds fantastic and priced between $300.00 and $600.00.

Question 3:
What do you look for in a great subwoofer?
I look for something that has no dimensions larger than 20", looks like a high end AV product and costs that don't take a big of bite out of my pocket.

 

[Adam]

Question 1:
What are the SVS Bill of Rights and which is your favorite?

A set of SVS policies intended to provide an excellent customer experience and to inspire confidence in new shoppers. My favorite? Tough call, but I'd say the 45-day return policy - that's important for products that can't be auditioned easily before purchasing.


Question 2:
What is the next product you would like to see from SVS? Describe it in as much detail as you like, and let us know what it should cost.

Custom covers for the cylinder subs (definitely for current owners, but perhaps also for new orders). I'd love to be able to switch out the color on my Ultra. Cost would depend on the material, of course, but I think cloth covers similar to the stock covers should be about $100. I think that wood laminate covers would be excellent and in the $500 range (I remember the days of old when SVS sold wood covered cylinders).


Question 3:
What do you look for in a great subwoofer?

Sub-20Hz response, flat response over the range that I'm using it for, room eq (to help flatten the respons), capability to play loud, and a great company that stands behind it. That's why I bought a PC13-Ultra.

 

[MFranken]

Question 1:
What are the SVS Bill of Rights and which is your favorite?
The Warinty


Question 2:
What is the next product you would like to see from SVS? Describe it in as much detail as you like, and let us know what it should cost.
Something my husband would like. It would not cost a lot.



Question 3:
What do you look for in a great subwoofer?
One my husband will stop asking me to buy for him.

 

[sqguy82]

What are the SVS Bill of Rights and which is your favorite?
A pledge to excellent customer service.
1-YEAR TRADE-UP POLICY


Question 2:
What is the next product you would like to see from SVS? Describe it in as much detail as you like, and let us know what it should cost.
A 10" in wall subwoofer similiar in price and cost to compete with velodynes offering, approximately $750 MSRP, but with that classic SVS sound.


Question 3:
What do you look for in a great subwoofer?
I look at construction of the actual subwoofer. One that is built like a tank but as responsive as a lighter subwoofer.

 

[sawzalot]

Question 1:
What are the SVS Bill of Rights and which is your favorite?

It is the standard that all companies should adhere to, especially the free shipping but the 5 year warranty is my Fav.


Question 2:
What is the next product you would like to see from SVS? Describe it in as much detail as you like, and let us know what it should cost.

I would like a small sealed powerhouse that has furniture grade build quality , something the WAF passes hands down.

Question 3:
What do you look for in a great subwoofer?

Same as above, excellent performance with a top notch finish as in cabinet/furniture grade and yet still affordable for even the entry level HT enthusiast, after all times are tough

 

[tigagig]

Question 1:
What are the SVS Bill of Rights and which is your favorite?

Set of promises from SVS to the customer - all to enhance/ensure excellent customer service and support.

Question 2:
What is the next product you would like to see from SVS? Describe it in as much detail as you like, and let us know what it should cost.

Quality cabinet (needs to look as good as it performs); small sealed box design that fills a large space with tight, accurate bass. Oh, and under $1,000 would be nice. (I know, I'm asking a lot!).

Question 3:
What do you look for in a great subwoofer?

One that blends seamlessly into the system. I want the bass, but don't want it to be obvious that it's coming from the sub. Automatically adjustable eq for music vs movie use.

 

[collegeaudio]

Question 1:
What are the SVS Bill of Rights and which is your favorite?

A set of customer service promises. Free shipping and the 5 year warranty.

Question 2:
What is the next product you would like to see from SVS? Describe it in as much detail as you like, and let us know what it should cost.

A reasonably priced amp, two channels is fine. Around $300-$400.

Question 3:
What do you look for in a great subwoofer?

Value. It doesnt need to be the best, it just needs to be the best bang for my buck.

 

[E-A-G-L-E-S]

Question 1:
What are the SVS Bill of Rights and which is your favorite?

Eleven promises from the company to the customer, assurance that you are buying quality from a quality company.
My favorite is #6, 1-Year Trade-Up Policy, never know when you may move.

Question 2:
What is the next product you would like to see from SVS? Describe it in as much detail as you like, and let us know what it should cost.
A lower priced 13" ported option. It would be on its' way in place of the PB12-NSD I more than happily ordered last night.

Question 3:
What do you look for in a great subwoofer?
1. Solid, clean extension down to 16-18Hz
2. Ample headroom in the amplifier
3. Cost
4. Quality components and cabinets
5. Quality company standing behind their product with years of great service
6. Looks of enclosure(WAF-GAF)

 

[HiRez1394]

SVS Subwoofer Contest

Question 1: What are the SVS Bill of Rights and which is your favorite? Response: SVS Bill of Rights represent SVS’s pledge that its customers will have the best shopping experience thanks to the finest audio products in the world and world-class customer service and support. I don’t have one favorite but two: Promises #6 (1-year trade-up policy) and #8 (5-year unconditional warranty).

Question 2: What is the next product you would like to see from SVS? Describe it in as much detail as you like, and let us know what it should cost. Response: I appreciate your cylinder designs but would like to see a $500-$600 price point (including shipping) without sacrificing NSD-associated specifications.

Question 3: What do you look for in a great subwoofer? Response: A specification of 20 Hz, an affordable price point ($500-$600), at least several hundred watts of RMS power, a respectable brand name that can be trusted, and positive professional magazine reviews and/or online customer reviews.

 

[q2bon2b]

Question 1:
What are the SVS Bill of Rights and which is your favorite?

SVS' set of eleven clear promises backing its products and is akin to a customer's iron-clad Bill of Rights relating to SVS products.

Favorite: #1 - 45 days total satisfaction guarantee. Ensure that I will be able to comfortably try out the product with my components in my actual listening environment. 45 days is a good time period to engage in serious tweaking and listening. Speaks well for SVS confidence in customer's satisfaction of its products.

Question 2:
What is the next product you would like to see from SVS? Describe it in as much detail as you like, and let us know what it should cost.

Sealed dual 12 " drivers sub priced less than $999. Tight and fast bass, good amp and power, with different finishes. As compact as possible.

Question 3:
What do you look for in a great subwoofer?
Performance. Tight bass. Quality build. Quality components. Good design. Choices of different finishes. Competitive priced.

 

[JuiceZ]

Question 1:
What are the SVS Bill of Rights and which is your favorite?

A set of promises to provide excellent customer service and warranty support. My favorite is definitely the 1-YEAR TRADE-UP POLICY because I regularly catch the upgrade bug

Question 2:
What is the next product you would like to see from SVS? Describe it in as much detail as you like, and let us know what it should cost.

A lower end sub in the $300-$400 range that outperforms everything in its class.

Question 3:
What do you look for in a great subwoofer?

Definitively sub 20Hz flat response, high quality build materials and attention to detail.