SVS Visit 7-22-05

[MacManNM]

If you want your bass to be chest thumping, when the source isn't, then just turn the amp gain knob way up. Won't be accurate or true to the source mix though.

As for a "musical" sub going to only 30Hz, depends what your music is. Pipe organs go much lower. I believe the lowest note on a piano is 28Hz. A number of my music CDs contain infrasonic data, such as taiko drumming or some of my electronic albums.

This is true, however the majority of music only has content down to 35Hz.

 

[Buckeyefan 1]

I'm curious as to how you guys see these SVS subs comparing to Paradigm 10" or 12" models, particularly the PW-2100 and PW-2200 respectively. They are usually priced closer to the aforementioned Axiom sub.

Thanks,
Mark

The 2100 and 2200 run around $599 and $799 US.

We were talking about the Paradigm 15" sealed Servo sub. It's an acoustic suspension design, with loads of power, and tight musical bass.
http://www.paradigm.com/Website/SiteReferenceProduct/RModels/Servo/ServoSeries.html

That particular sub will go for $1300 - $1800. It's priced in line with the Velodyne DD-10.