I own
two SVS PC2000 Pro's
and
two SVS SV3000's...
None of the above currently sit in my approx. 6000sqft. open concept high channel count listening space. I've tried them all in various near-field and far-field configurations. Movies and music.
Mixing ported and sealed is just a bad idea, so don't even plan for that. I tried mixing them all in the open space, but this caused more problems than it solved.
They are awesome in my other small rooms though.
SB3000's catty cornered in the bedroom.
PC2000 Pro's in the front corners of the small, but dedicated HT.
I did get the SB3000's to work well in the larger room for near field behind 2 seats for tactile response only, but I just like them better hidden away from sight in my bedroom setup.
There are better ways to allocate your funds for higher bass spl and lower extension in your large room than the two options you are concerned with here. 12's are just too small for what you are asking them to do.
To do it right, you either have to spend a lot more, or go DIY. Buy once, cry once. You will do far better with DIY 18's and separate amps. Plus, you will need more than one anyway, to pressurize a room as big as yours. Dual 18's in a single cabinet could work well in your room, especially for a small seating area situated 10 feet away, with a good calibration. It doesn't matter a lot how close you are though, when the entire space is sucking out most of the energy. Space is going to be your biggest obstacle to achieving better bass.
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