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2022 BEST Speaker & Subwoofers of the YEAR! And some losers too!
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- Опубликовано: 16 дек 2022
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Best Speakers around $200
(subwoofer highly reocommended)
RSL CG3M: • RSL CG3M Bookshelf Spe...
Sony SSCS5: • SONY SS-CS5 Bookshelf ...
Best Speakers around $600-$800
(subwoofer highly reocommended)
Polk Reserve R100: • Polk Reserve R100 Revi...
Arendal 1961 1S Bookshelf: • Arendal 1961 Bookshelf...
Most Impressive Speaker of 2022 at $2000
(subwoofer highly reocommended)
Mon Acoustics Super Mon Mini: • Super Mon Mini Review!...
Best Budget Subwoofer under $500
RSL Speedwoofer 10s MK2: • Best Subwoofer under $...
Best Product of 2022 Overall!
Rythmik E15hp2: • Rythmik E15HP2 Subwoof...
Best Compact Subwoofer
KEF KF92: • KEF KF92 Subwoofer Rev...
Honorable Mentions:
Dynaudio EMIT 10: • Dynaudio Emit 10 Revie...
Buchardt i-150: • Buchardt Audio i150 In...
Denafrips Hestia: • Denafrips Hestia Class...
Denafrips Pontus2: • Denafrips Pontus2 R2R ...
Denafrips Venus2: • Denafrips Venus II DAC...
Rythmik G22: • Rythmik G22 Subwoofer ...
Silent Angel Streamer: • Silent Angel Munich M1...
JL Audio E110: • JL Audio E110 Subwoofe...
***ANNOUNCEMENT***
Yes this video has no pictures or on-screen elements. Spending time with friends & family during the holidays is more important to me than editing a youtube video to add pictures. If that bothers you I don't really care. There are review links in the description for every product of the year mentioned if you want to know more about any of these products, and always remember: If anything I've said offends you please know from the bottom of my heart, I don't care.
Nemo I'm happy you share all these helpful reviews. I wish you the best for the new coming year.
Ha, ha...I noticed the lack of pictures, it just made me focus more on what you were saying. Thanks for including the links to your original reviews, I'm to your review of the Arendal speakers next. Happy Holidays.
@@keithjohnson2863 hey what's up keith, long time no see!
Just found your channel and joined your Discord while researching subwoofers. Subscribed. I appreciate your attitude and expertise. You are respectful of differing opinions but don't tolerate Trolls. Keep up the good work.
Great video. I do wish there would've been a picture overlay of the products for context
yeah me to bro but YT is not my job and the holidays is a very busy time for me so I don't always have time for editing.
Discovered your channel this past year, and I just want to say job well done. Your reviews are thoughtful, articulate and, most importantly, don't waste my time. You express your thoughts efficiently, and I think your reviews are fair and practical in assessing the value per money spent. I also love your attitude toward trolls and those who get emotional about your opinions. I hope you will have opportunities in 2023 to review somewhat more expensive gear.
Hi John, thank you bro. Small channels like mine don't get too many review samples and opperate at a loss. This year I reviewed some expensive gear like Kanta No1, Special 40, and JL Audio E110 all of which I paid for with my own money. It's a little bit difficult to justify too many big purchases just for the purpose of making a video. About half of what you see are products I buy with my own money. For example I have reviewed Focal Chora, Aria, and Kanta all with my own money, I asked them for a Sopra 1 sample and they didn't even reply to my email. This is very common so higher end gear generally won't be seen on a channel this small :(.
@@NemoPropaganda Well I appreciate what you do regardless so thank you. I do think you will have more more growth and opportunities in the future if you want to pursue that.
@@johntucker5994 thank you, I don't care too much if the channel grows a lot or not but I would like it to sustain itself and not require as much of my own money but either way I enjoy doing it :)
I decided to go with two of the KEF92 subwoofers for a 50/50 home theatre and hifi system and I'm so happy I did. To manage this level of sound quality and extension from such a compact design still baffles the mind.
Wooo! Excellent choice!
Awesome video! Appreciate your time in making it. Small suggestion - it would have been nice for you to place images of what you were talking about on the screen as you were talking about them.
theres a link to every single review in the description. Spending time with friends and family during the holidays takes priority for me over editing.
And the best bookshelf, and subwoofers reviewer of the year goes to you, Nemo! Seriously!
I'm a bit surprised at your subwoofer pick (the rythmik). But help me out: in a head-to-head contest between any of the 2 JL Audio you've received vs the Rythmik (15 inch) you picked, which one is the very best winner?
Thanks again for making audio reviews feel like a good short time spent in church.
thank you for the kind words bro, so JL & Rythmik are total opposite in terms of sound. I would not consider one better than the other. I made a video to explain the difference you can see here: ruclips.net/video/rEz03XkcslI/видео.html
Outstanding video & best list! For me there were a few surprises but your explanations made sense. Especially on the Rel TZero. Thank you for your passion & detail. Keep up the great work.
I’m not into compact systems but I really enjoy your candid opinions so I tune in. Great work! Happy holidays
Hi bro, I appreciate that. I'm not into compact setups specifically it's just my room is on the smaller side so it makes sense for me I guess :)
Dude, this video is awesome. Thank you so much for sharing. Hope you had a very merry Christmas and a safe happy New Year’s. I do believe I’m going after the Speedo offer for my garage and the Rhythmic 12 incher for my home theater
Thank you for all your great videos! I love your Straightforward no BS approach.
Love the way that text fades in at the beginning of the video (the “everything mentioned has a link in the description” text)
Thanks for the great videos over the past year! Looking forward to 2023!
Fantastic review as usual 🙏🏻 👍🏻
Loved the video as always- in terms of ~2000+ subs what is the biggest thing that would have you choose between the JL E and the Kef kf92? Maybe room size or wanting more extension versus more overall output? Seems like even in a smallish room you prefer the JL audio all around or am I wrong?
No, JL Audio makes an amazing subwoofer capable of substantial output & extension in a compact for factor and I happily recommend them to a lot of people but the sound is far too aggressive & heavy for my personal taste. As far as KF92 it's all about extension in a compact enclosure, maney people have gotten the KF92 flat down to 11hz in room which is incredible. Both are very good solutions but if you need maximum output the JL does that, it doesn't extend as low as the KEF but still has very respectable extension and the KEF trades some max output for extension.
Thanks for this thought provoking video. Makes me think about the Arendal!
The 3 small speakers that you mention that I have heard - the SS-CS5, BS41, and B1+ - and I generally agree with you on their relative qualities. My personal opinions are that while the Sony is "clear", it is too bright for me, and it has a pretty major issue of the tweeter plate resonating at higher volumes and/or with some recordings.
I agree the BS41 is differently flawed, and its bass bump is not great, I find that better to live with than the Sony's "shrillness". The main flaw for me of the BS41 is a "fuzziness" at higher volumes and on some recordings. This is from an interaction between crossover components, as it turns out.
The B1+ is much better, in its stock form than either of the other two. The B1+ is "less" flawed, for sure - though it too has some cabinet resonances (between 1kHz and a bit above 2kHz). And the treble has a *touch* of peakiness, for me; but to a much lesser extent than the Sony.
I like the tonal balance of the B1+ best, followed by the BS41; and the relative lack of bass extension of the Sony holds it back, for me.
I have modded all 3, and after this, the BS41 *leaps* to the top - it also happens to be the easiest and cheapest to mod. The transformation is as great as I could have imagined. It has in-room bass essentially flat to ~42Hz, and clarity, soundstage - and fabulously smooth and even response is as good as I have ever seen. The *design* of the crossover is impressive - it just has a major faux pas in the way it is manufactured. Smoothing/extending the bass is pretty easy, as well.
The Sony after modification is also very, very good. But it took a *complete* crossover redesign/rebuild, and somewhat tricky tweeter brace.
The B1+ after modding is also very, very good - it just isn't "transformational" because it starts in a better place. It falls in between the simplest (BS41) and hardest (Sony).
After modding, it comes down to bass extension for me; so w/o a sub, the BS41 is my preference, followed by the B1+, and then the SS-CS5.
oh yeah, cheap speakers are all going to struggle if you push them. With the Sony I have heard people describe them as shrill and I almost wonder if there is a variance in manfucaturing or different versions perhaps.
@@NemoPropaganda Right - the recording is going to matter, as well. But the (ABS?) plastic tweeter plate is *never* going to be as good as the MDF panels. The Sony actually has decent corner gussets and doubling plates on the larger panels.
I have the Rel TZero sub in a near field desktop system, it's a good fit with small speakers, especially if you want or need to high pass them. I also have the original Rel HT1003 sub, it was about $50 more than the TZero when I bought it for use in my living room, it is a much better fit than the TZero for that use case, even if it would be used exclusively for music.
Bro, that background on the TV is stunningly sick. Loved this synopsis of your faves of the year! I've been extremely happy with your recommendations. The Rythmik E15hp2 has been incredible in my system. I've used the Speedwoofer 10s in a couple of other systems I have built this year. I'm on the edge to try out the Polk Reserve series and the Emotiva B-1or 2. As always, love what you do and love the channel. I still consider you one of the best reviewers on RUclips. Happy holidays!
Reserve is interesting, you don't realize whats good about it unti you realize you've been listening to whole songs without feeling the need to click skip or play anything specific and you're just enjoying yourself.
Solid choices bro! I think I need to go back and watch a couple videos I think I miss! 😃 Merry Christmas bro!
thank you brother, merry christmas!
Loved the reviews this year man, great year!
thank you bro!
I thought the Emotiva RS11 for under 800$ Black Friday was a great deal. I couldn’t pass it up and the build quality is fantastic!🔈👍🏻
that's a killer deal on a great sub!
Great Video as always… I’ve narrowed my search down to the HT1510 and the e15hp2… if price is not a factor, would you still pick the e15hp2 over the rel? I’m sure I’ll be happy with either one, just curious if the rel was cheaper would it have taken the top spot?
From the discord thread, and this is everything I have to say about this comparison: Predator 1510 vs Rythmik E15hp2: I think it's important to keep in mind Rythmik is only available in a few countries while REL is available globally so if Rythmik is not available in your region just buy the 1510. The E15hp2 has a few options including a painted finish and has a narrower look while the 1510 comes in vinyl (with a painted top) and is much wider but looks much shorter in the room. As far as bass quantity these are both bigger subs and both capable of tremendous output however the Rythmik does extend a few hertz lower. As far as sound goes the Rythmik is the classic SQ subwoofer with audiophile bass that comes from an ink black background, bass that never draws attention to itself, and excellent handling of delicate passages. Rythmik is a great example of how going manufacturer direct can get you more bang for your buck (for US customers at least). The 1510 is also very capable of many of these SQ characteristics with the primary difference being a tone that is a touch heavier than the Rythmik. The 1510 doesn't draw attention to itself but it's bass is heavier handed (kind of like JL though nowhere near as heavy handed) and your attention may be drawn to the bass region of the movie or music in a way that makes you go "holy shit". Both subwoofers blend seamlessly and integrate perfectly. In short the E15hp2 is SQ 100% while the Predator 1510 is 95% SQ with 5% of that SPL style heaviness. For context if JL Audio is a 10 on a 1-10 scale of SPL heaviness and Rythmik is 1 out of 10 on that scale of SPL heaviness the Predator 1510 is like 3 out of 10 for SPL heaviness. Personal taste will be a big factor here. Both subwoofers are non-DSP purist pieces so no surprise I love the hell out of both of them.
@@NemoPropaganda Wow. Thanks so much! That is a perfect way to explain it. From the sound of it, I think I’d prefer a little dash of spl that the 1510 gives you… Seems like the perfect combination
Hi Nemo! Your reviews of subwoofers and definitions of SPL and SQ subs helped me understand and define what I need! Thank you.
In terms of Denafrips DACs, I read that a few people preferred new Gustard R26 ($1600) over Terminator II Plus. I think you should give it a try. I am curious what would be your opinion on it.
Maybe, we'll see what happens in 2023 :)
You're sounding nice 'n detailed through my pair of Airmotiv B1+ with a BasX A2 Amp 🙂 How do you compare the that with the Triangle BR03? Thanks for your videos!
aye, nice bro! sooo BR03 has better midrange, the B1+ actually has the better treble, they both have good bass neither being better than the other. If you want to really upgrade from the B1+ you'll have to spend a good amount more and go for something like the Polk R200 or Dynaudio Emit 10.
Just found your channel and loving it dude. I think we’re on the same page, I want high refinement, detail and space with a little (maybe a lot 😂) bass bump. I’ve got an older sb13 ultra and hasn’t really done it for me as far as impact. Would you go with the 12 or 15 ported Rythmik? 12x16x9 room but has a 10 foot opening into a large living room.
Also do you prefer to run your preamp into the line in on the sub, then line out to the amp or do you just use the sub pre out on the preamp/amp?
Keep up the good work!
Hi Joey, if this is for theater bigger is usually better so I'd say FV15 but your room isn't that big so an FVX12 should also be pretty amazing. As far as hookup I use L&R preouts as I'm listening to music and my preamp only has preouts.
Would your picks be any different if the subs where being used strictly for music? Thanks man
He reviews equipment strictly for music.
As Feliciano Godoy has pointed out all my reviews are strictly for music.
Cool thanks
The E15HP2 review sealed the deal for me and I ended up getting duals right after. Super happy with them and may end up getting 2 more to even out the room modes. I seriously considered getting dual G25HPs, but they are too big for me and I wasn’t a big fan of the amp placement. I don’t actually know how good the E15HP2s are because they’re my first real subs, but they blended super easy with my bookshelf speakers and the transition sounds seamless to me. I got them in piano black and I consider them one of the best looking subs on the market and I consider myself very OCD on aesthetics. If I don’t like how something looks I won’t get it and these were 10/10 to me personally. Thanks for such insightful reviews Nemo!
bro 10/10 we are on the same page, I can't handle ugly gear, I don't care how good it sounds. This stuff is all just furniture when its not being used, it has to look great! G25HP is a monster but unless you have a way to hide it somehow its too big for most rooms. Typical use is next to a couch in a way that makes it look like an end table.
Love the don't section at the end of the video. That info is extremely helpful, great reasoning.
glad you enjoyed it bro.
Hi Nemo, great to watch another of your videos. I went ahead with the purchase of Rythmik fvx12 after your recommendation.
I'm really enjoying the subwoofer.
In this video you mentioned that you still are holding onto your fvx12. Do you still vouch / recommend that (fvx12) subwoofer in 2022-2023.??
omg yes, I absolutely love FVX12, it's amazing!
Thanks Nemo.
The fvx12 is everything the way you had described it to be in your review of the same. I'm really glad that I discovered your channel and Your review helped me purchase the same.
I should mention though that the sub fvx12 needed a good run-in period before it performs to its potential.
@@shanxac oh yeah, most subs need some run-in. I'm happy you love it bro, I feel like the FVX12 is still a hidden gem despite how much I've talked about it.
Very true. Keep up the great work you are doing, Nemo, and I wish you more success with your channel.
Nemo we want you to review the monolith thx 13inch I think you should really give them a chance it has outstanding value l/perform against SVS and others !!!
that subwoofer weighs over 150lbs, this YT channel has a fairly strict limit of 100 lbs for gear. I have injured myself before with very heavy gear, it's not worth it for me.
What about best bookshelf speakers between $200-500? Pro-ject speaker box 5 maybe?
I usually recommend Emotiva B1+ in that range. Pro-Ject is also great if you want a more beautiful aesthetic.
@@NemoPropaganda Appreciate your comment back thank you! 😊
I don't know, why you don't have way more support, great content,👍
aye whast up stoney! thank you for the kind words man. youtube is a fierce place, it is what it is :)
Hi (from the UK!), thanks for your brilliant reviews and keep up the great work! Just so you know my scenario (very relevant to my query below!) unfortunately I had a MX (Motocross) accident many years ago which left me a Tetraplegia C4/5 (paralysed from my chest down - I have a 'little' arm movement, have to use wrist splints on my hands to keep them horizontal and a finger splint on each middle finger with rubber thimbles on the ends to enable use of keyboard/keypad 'phone etc and courtesy of an ongoing - 5 + years now - pressure area problem I have a very limited time up in my 'chair, currently 4 & 1/2 hours which = 19 & 1/2 hours a day in my bedroom!, 7 to 10 of which are spent listening to music!). As you can hopefully appreciate/understand, my HiFi/Music is literally my everything and main thing in my life; I do not think I would cope without it etc! I have a wide range of music (mostly CD's ripped directly into my Naim HDX - 'some' via Bandcamp Wav files burned to CD, then ripped), from AC/DC to ZZ Top, Anthrax to Voivod, a lot of Contemporary/Technical Prog’ Rock/Metal, a ‘bit’ of traditional Prog’, but I also like a lot of many other genre's from Beth Hart to Tracy Chapmen, Kate Bush, some Blues, some (mostly) lighter Jazz, Melanie De Biasio, Patricia Barber etc, Electronica such as Moby, Yello, 'Cyber Punk' etc and many more!
I know you've reviewed them before and the 1 mentioned here etc, I 'think' I've narrowed it down to these 2, but can I ask in your experieced/valued opinion of which would be the best of these 2 Sub's in a higher end system using Kef Reference 1's (not the recent Meta's - and wanting to use their wireless options): Kef KF92, or the REL S/510? Many are for/say the Kef, many are for/say the Rel... Please take into account although it will be potentially used a little for movies, my main priority (90%) is for music use in my 2 channel stereo HiFi system (as listed below for your reference for potentially more accuracy). Have a great Christmas & ALL the best for the New Year! and I look forward to your 2023 reviews! Simon.
My system (taken me approx' 30yrs to get to via buying/selling, deals & demo's etc!):
Naim HDX (2TB - This is truly SO good for me because I cannot physically use a standard remote control, but with environmental controls I can use it in virtually the same way; When I had it in 2013, it was the first time since 1989 that I could interact (myself) with my entire CD collection!).
Naim XPS Power supply.
Musical Fidelity Nu-Vista 800 Amplifier (Tuned further by John Sampson - HIGHLY recommended, from an already great Amp’ to a superb Amp’ IMO!)... those three components are plugged into a Russ Andrews X4 Block (which was a very audible improvement) each using an Atlas EOS 4DD UK Mains Power Cable.
Kef Reference 1 'speakers (Foundry Edition).
Chord Electronics Qutest DAC (plugged into standard wall socket).
Chord Company Sarum Super Aray (not the latest version) interconnects.
Chord SignatureXL ‘speaker cable.
Hi Simon, thank you for sharing that. I relate on a much smaller level, I had a pretty bad back injury awhile ago and music was one of the only things I could enjoy, I still have the injury but doing its much improved and I'm doing physical therapy now. As far as your question I have not heard the S510 so I can't really comment on that. I love the KF92 as a compact solution, mixed system, etc... But I don't think it's at home in a 90% or higher music only system. It's amazing extension in a compact enclosure is what makes it so special and music rarely goes much lower than 30hz. Of course some music certainly does go lower but its not very common. A user in my free discord has the tower version of your speakers and he went with a single T9X and absolutely loved it. Since I have not heard the S510 I can't speak on it but perhaps you can email REL (include your phone number) and have a chat with them about how S510 is different from T9X. There are also users in my free discord that own KF92 and S510 if you want to hop in there and get some feedback from owners, theres a section for Purchase Advice: discord.gg/nemopropaganda
@@NemoPropaganda Thanks SO much for your reply and link Re: Sub's. ALL the very best for Christmas, the New Year and overall !, Simon.
Amazing Vid man! Best wishes! Wanted to know what's your take. You have the rel 1205 v1. I can get it at a discount, but don't know if the v2 is like a substantial upgrade, to be worth 500eu more. And the 1508 vs the 1510, is that a big difference also? between the 1205 v2 and the 1508, which would you prefer in your opinion? tried to do this on the discord, but had issues logging in, so thought what the hell, I'll try it here, hopefully I can get your insight.
500EU more is too much, I'd go for the 1205 mk1. I have not heard the original 1508 but I have heard many good things about it.
@@NemoPropaganda thank you for the reply man. I hope the storm stays away from where your at, otherwise take care man for you and your family
@@ml4367 anytime brother. if you want to post updates or pics we have a free disoord.
I would suggest you try a power supply upgrade for the Node 2i that I *love* - a power supply interface board from PD Creative in Poland. This replaces the internal 5V switch mode PS, and gives you filtering / regulation for an external 5V power supply. This cost me $107 total - exchange rate, shipping, and tax.
I got a 5V 50W LPS that also has a 12V 50W output that I am using for my Geshelli J2 AKM DAC. The unit I got cost $210 total, and is very solid.
Upgrading their power supplies (both the Node 2i and J2 AKM) each made an enormous improvement - soundstage, dynamics, instrument separation, bass control, etc.
I've thought about it, I just hanv't had time to do the research to see what power supply I'd need. Basically I just don't have the time to go down the rabbit hole right now :)
@@NemoPropaganda Understood - I am amazed at how *much* of an improvement there was with a more robust linear power supply; in place of the stock switch mode PS. It's a whole new level, frankly!
I got my LPS unit from Ali Express; though I recently found a US company that can make it.
Hopefully in 2023 you'll be able to review Ascend Acoustics new updated Sierra line bookshelves. They really set the bar to another level.
if they send a review sample I will review it :)
@@NemoPropaganda They also updated their mini tower 340 that may be the best buy under $1,000!!
How are you feeling about the S400 Mk2 nowadays?
best fucking speaker in the world, if I could award it best speaker of the year again I would, I almost did :)
@@NemoPropaganda wow, that’s got me super hyped! Must’ve read every single drop of info on the S400 Mk2 on the internet at this point.
A500 and S400 Mk2 + I150 arrive Monday, to try both out and likely send one back. Mads has been super helpful!
From what I’ve read, think it’s likely I’ll end up keeping the passive stack, but who knows what’ll happen!
@@lewisflude Nice bro! enjoy the process, keep in mind both need a good amount of break in.
@@NemoPropaganda WOW!
Thinkng about Rel Ht 1003. Yes or something else?
I have a sample here but have not reviewed it yet, I like it a lot so far, since REL is so popular I suggest demo first maybe but so far I love it.
@@NemoPropaganda Look forward to it Nemo. Love your reviews - so to the point!
Nemo, the Rythmik L12 or RSL Speedwoofer Mk2 for music setup only?
if you have the extra funds L12 for sure.
Thanks! How about the L12 v.s. REL HT1205 (not MkII for $600) with older Magnepan speakers? Ever consider a review of another $600 sub, the OSD Black Trevoce 12 EQ DSP Subwoofer?
@@kl9941 I think OSD is junk personally, I talked to a few people who had it and they said it was just okay. As far as L12 vs 1205 Mk1 L12 has alot more extension and a warmer tone where 1205 mk1 is more neutral sounding. Both are really good but the L12 is hard to beat for US customers.
Hi!!! Very Good Videó!! Unfortunately, I haven't been able to try the Kef Kf92 anywhere, but I see that you brought it out quite well! I'm trying to set it up with Rel T9i with more or less success.. So the Kef 92 is expensive but it has plenty of power!? I want to switch to something instead of Micro Svs..!!?
KF92 will be a big upgrade from SVS Micro but it is still a very compact subwoofer so you cannot expect it to play crazy loud like a REL Predator can but the KF92 is really something special also KC62 is fantastic.
@@NemoPropaganda Thank you!! But I think the smaller output is due to the size...but on the other hand, 92 and 62 are special and even smaller and that's just fantastic??Why?Thank you Very much
@@tibitibi1407 KC62 plays about as loud as the Micro but the KC62 can extend much lower. The KF92 is larger so it too can extend lower but also play louder than both.
@@NemoPropaganda Thank you Very much I have one more question, does Kef's factory eq adjust things well? Have you tried that? Because the dspt can be adjusted with the micro!! Thank you! Merry Christmas🎄🎄
@@tibitibi1407 SVS is known to offer a tremendous amount of setup options. The KEF subs do not have all those options but I didn't feel that it was needed either.
I have a pair of Klipsch La Scala II that are used in a 18 x 18 with 12 foot ceiling. This is a purely music listening room. I am looking at adding a pair of subs to these speakers and I am considering the G22 as Klipsch new Jubilee is using two 12 in woofers instead of the single 15 that is in the La Scala and Khorn. Is this a better option than a pair of E15HP2?
Dual E15hp2 would be much better than a single G22, is that what you meant?
@@NemoPropaganda Looking at dual G22 vs dual E15hp2's.
@@buddyjenkins7188 oh man, that's tough, so both are really good. I'd personally go for the E15hp2 pair as I always prefer the standard front firing orientation in my room and a big reason is I just prefer the aesthetics. Both subs are crazy good. I suggest you call Rythmik and see what they have to say about it, maybe email them your room dimensions, let them know you're between the two pairs and see what they advise.
@@NemoPropaganda Thanks, I'll give them a call. Love the channel.
I can attest to how fantastic Rythmik subwoofers are, nothing like Servo.
I'm surprised you didn't mention the REL HT1205 MKll at all. How come?
Do you have one?
@@juandoe7802 no, just the original HT1205.
What a great review! I've been thinking of a great dual subwoofer setup. I've had my eye on a pair of the SVS Sb-3000s. But stumbled on to Rythmik. Your review made me lol 🤣. Thinking now of doing dual subs with the E15hp2. The main reasons are: I wanted tactile and transient responses (just like the sb-3000s can deliver), but something that delivers "Edge of Tomorrow" low extension. Plus the form factor is still pretty good. Thank You.
Dual SB3000 cannot handle edge of tomorrow intro, dual E15hp2 would be much better but if you seriously want to feel that sign wave you'll want dual F18.
@@NemoPropaganda yeah, I know the F18s go super low, but they lose a little tactility. Was watching Shane Lee's video demo of them. Was thinking the E15's would strike the best balance as they go down to 14hz!
@@Professor5180 thats because shane keeps his damping set to low. If you set damping to high it will be a lot more detailed and tactile. My friend that lives down the street has a pair and they're amazing!
@@NemoPropaganda thanks for that insight!
@@Professor5180 yeah no problem, he says it in the video but unless you're intimately familiar with Rythmik subwoofer settings you wouldn't catch it.
Always appreciate your suggestions brother - have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!!!
hey what's up brother! Merry Christmas.
You should have put pictures in the corner of each product?
theres a link to every single review in the description. Spending time with friends and family during the holidays takes priority for me over editing.
When’s your Hegel H190 review coming?
not sure, I usually spend a lot of time with gear like 10+ hours and the more it costs the more I spend time with it, the Hegel is fairly expensive so right now I'm just living with it to really get a feel for it.
What do you think about it so far?
@@hclandscapes i like it :)
rip, my country doesnt sell any of them......................
damn :(
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Have a happy Christmas Nemo n a drunk new year 🥴👍
I don't drink anymore but thank you for the kind wishes :)
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