I’d forgo the Micro 3000 for the SB1000 Pro. The latter is only marginally bigger than the former, gets down to a legit 20Hz (-3dB) with a 12” driver, and is $300 cheaper than the Micro. Unless for some reason you can’t deal with basically the 1” increase in size of the SB1000 Pro this is a no brainer in my book. Best of luck.
Quick subwoofer like SVS micro 3000
I have a minimal set up at the moment with Blueroom Minipods (funny looking wife-friendly speakers) connected to Bluesound Powernode.
By many accounts, the speaker has actually decent sound but lacking in bass - and I was advised to find a "quick" subwoofer with smaller driver size.'
So, the strongest candidate right now is SVS micro 3000, which I also appreciate the look of. Some reports say, though, that RSL Speedwoofer 10s MKII is quicker and better value. I guess my question is how can the RSL be "quicker" with ported design.
Any other recommendations for me under 1000 dollar range?
Thank you
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I know some people who tried the 3000 were a little underwhelmed by its bass output as physics does kick in at some point and haven’t seen that said about the 1000. I wouldn’t worry about the 1000 being less quick as its 12” woofer won’t need to work as hard as the 8” drivers in the smaller 3000. Hey, SVS has a 45-day free trial including shipping both ways, so if you try the 1000 and find it not quick enough there’s no harm done. Hope this helps. |
@resveratrol3 Wrote:
No! Fast Bass, Slow Bass - Myth vs. Fact see article below best of luck: Mike http://www.soundstagenetwork.com/maxdb/maxdb061999.htm
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