S Stones Audioholic Intern Apr 8, 2023 42 0 6 47 Oct 28, 2024 #1 Hello, I just bought a svs sb 4000 and if I decide to add a second sub later for the back of room would a sb 3000 work? I bought the sb 4000 because of the great deals SVS is having right now ($1299) but I assume they will up in price by the time I’m ready to purchase a second. with the 3000 being much cheaper but similar specs would they sound good together or will I need to get another sb 4000 when the time comes? Thanks
Hello, I just bought a svs sb 4000 and if I decide to add a second sub later for the back of room would a sb 3000 work? I bought the sb 4000 because of the great deals SVS is having right now ($1299) but I assume they will up in price by the time I’m ready to purchase a second. with the 3000 being much cheaper but similar specs would they sound good together or will I need to get another sb 4000 when the time comes? Thanks
C carlosmiguez75 Audioholic Intern Mar 5, 2020 38 0 6 51 Oct 28, 2024 #2 Ideally, though, if you can get another SB-4000 down the line, that would give you the smoothest, most balanced experience. Reactions: Stones
Ideally, though, if you can get another SB-4000 down the line, that would give you the smoothest, most balanced experience.
j_garcia Audioholic Jedi Jul 11, 2005 32,531 0 113 Oct 31, 2024 #3 You are better off with matched 4Ks unless you will manually tailor each one or have the ability to independently calibrate them. Reactions: Stones
You are better off with matched 4Ks unless you will manually tailor each one or have the ability to independently calibrate them.
