I need a good sub here is my setup
THX for help in advance
THX for help in advance
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Elmac
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Elmac,
This will to an extent depend on the music / HT mix you use (a good sub to do both being a little more expensive). Personally I'd seriously consider:- B&W ASW750 (or even the magic ASWW850 if money is no object)
- SVS PB2-Plus (or their PB2-Ultra for more $ and sound or the PB2-ISD for a little less $ and sound) - http://www.svsubwoofers.com
[*HSU Research VTF-3 - http://www.hsuresearch.com
The last two have both Web sites (on-line sales only) and seriously fanatical user bases.... Try www.hometheaterforum.com and www.avsforum.com for some pro reviews for each of them...
Geoff -
A sub from the REL product line-up, might be another option for you to consider. Wide range of cross-over points to choose from, very musical for 2 channel listening, flexibility having both high and low level connections, each separately adjustable.
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...REL baby REL!!! - go for the new "Strata 5" if you can afford it - very compact, unbeatable sonics and awesome remote control feature!"...if it's too loud, you're too old!"Comment
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I don't think there is a REL dealer in Toronto, and I do like SVS subs but they are also not available localy. So I'm sort of stuck.
And I do like B&W
Just don't know if they will be OK in my theater room
Thank you for your helpElmac
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Elmac,
SVS ships world-wide if you ask them (even Australia) so Canada isn't a problem ...
The B&W ASW750 will also be great with your system
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I use a Rel Storm III to boost my Nautilus 804s in a two-channel system. Amazing how natural the Rel blends with the 804s. I've had a number of B&W dealers recommend Rel, even some dealers that don't sell Rel. For HT, I use a Velodyne HGS-10 Series II with Nautilus 805 mains. Another great combination, although not as three-dimensional as the 804s and the Rel. Tremendous slam-bang sound, though.Comment
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David:
I've never really listened to the ASW2000, but I do currently own an ASW500. I bought this a couple of years ago to pair with my DM601s, but primarily for home theater usage. Mine is also in a corner, and it's very boomy and not fast enough for really good music. I've been researcing a...12 September 2003, 15:16 Friday -
Hey guys,
I'm looking to build a sub to finally finish out my theater setup. There atually isn't much around here for sub designs but I know you guys still have some great ideas somewhere that I may have missed.
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