The 3000 subs do keep the same price point as the 12-Plus models. One trade-off that SVS has decided to make is to use higher-performing parts at the expense of the higher-end finish and build of the ‘12-Plus' subs. The PB12-Plus had a much heavier and...
By Audioholics onSVS has a settled strategy when it comes to its subwoofer stable: it sells both ported and sealed variants, to give consumers a choice. The smaller sealed models are for those wanting to install a sub in a typical living environment (or, as SVS puts it,...
By Home Cinema Choice onWe're in the midst of a technological transformation in the reproduction of low frequencies. We have subwoofers that are wireless, or programmable, or both. There is steady improvement in the design and manufacture of cones, baskets, magnets,...
By goodsound.com onWatching movies or listening to music, the PB-3000 has no issues producing bass that has tons of impact but is also tight and accurate when called for. I usually run a sealed subwoofer which does fantastic with music but has often left me wanting on...
By referencehometheater.com onSchon mehrfach hat der amerikanische Hersteller SVS eindrucksvoll unter Beweis gestellt, wie man abgrundtiefen und präzisen Bass in den Hörraum bringen kann, denn aktive Subwoofer sind das „Spezialgebiet“ von SVS. Zu den vier bereits am Markt...
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