Specs are nice and all, but how do these premium subwoofers compare in real world use? Here's my break down of things I think are important, along with my own personal choice at the end... Vv Click "SHOW MORE" vV
"The List", explosive subwoofers with game changing bass: [ Ссылка ]
Factory Direct (ensuring trade up)
PB-3000: [ Ссылка ]
Factory Direct (ensuring trade up)
PB-4000: [ Ссылка ]
Factory Direct:
The Monolith 15: [ Ссылка ]
Amazon (sometimes cheaper)
Monolith 15 on Amazon: [ Ссылка ]
This was a great video to do, since there isn't a dog in the bunch! As I pointed out, my personal choice might be based on things that aren't as important to you, but the video should help make your own decision easier.
This video also highlights the usefulness of Room EQ Wizard. I've taken MANY measurements of the PB-3000, but for some reason the room correction was not as good as I was used to.
I rarely have a problem with room correction, but the graphs for the PB-3000's just didn't look right. After shooting the video I did room correction again. It took it from the lowest depth of presentation to the second best in the group, where I expected it to be in the first place. The graphs were smoother as well the second time around, and they sounded a touch deeper, indicating that there was definitely an issue.
All three subs were on a Denon X4500, a great workhorse of an AVR. The "faulty" attempt could have been from a train passing by, detecting too much low frequency and lowering it, hard to say. I had a similar problem trying to calibrate subs in the RV in Las Vegas because of helicopters overhead.
The graphs in the video for the PB-3000 are what I was used to seeing in all previous measurements, and were taken with NO PEQ adjustments. The graphs for the Monolith 15 and PB-4000 were properly representative in my opinion.
I feel this was a very close comparison, with solid performance from each sub. All three are delightfully explosive, deep sounding, well composed, and plenty loud. The response curves also allow you to run more gain than usual while still sounding balanced.
Which of these subs did you/would you choose, and why?
To maximize your home theater experience, with advice you might not find anywhere else, ("The Distance Hack", "Adjusting by Ear", "Gain Hack", and "Crossover Hack" are great ones to look at):
**BASS HACK SERIES**: [ Ссылка ]
If you have any ideas, thoughts, or suggestions, please post in the comments below!
***Current Systems setup below***
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Here is the setup at the time of upload:
(RV)Amplifier Denon X6200W: [ Ссылка ]
House AVR: [ Ссылка ]
Emotiva A-5175: [ Ссылка ]
Provided on a demo basis by SVS:
SoundBase: [ Ссылка ]
Towers (in house): [ Ссылка ]
Ultra Bookshelf (in RV): [ Ссылка ]
Pinnacle Towers (in RV): [ Ссылка ]
Surrounds: [ Ссылка ]
Atmos/DTS:X/Auro 3D height effect speakers: [ Ссылка ]
Center: [ Ссылка ]
Dual PB-4000's (In House): [ Ссылка ]
Dual PB-3000's (in RV): [ Ссылка ]
SVS Soundpath Subwoofer Isolation System: [ Ссылка ]
Speaker wire:
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Subwoofer cable: [ Ссылка ]
Sony UDP-X800 4K Player: [ Ссылка ]
U-Turn Orbit Pus Turntable: [ Ссылка ]
Measurement Mic for use with Room EQ Wizard:
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Room EQ Wizard (free, donations encouraged for the guy that created it-not me):
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