Telling people who do a lot of both movies and music to get one of each type is terrible advice. If you do a lot of both and have the space, get two of the ported subs. And if you think it sounds better run them plugged in sealed mode for music. If you don't have the space well then obviously you need an SB-1000 or two.
I want to buy 2 as soon as I have the cash for it; 1 next to each speaker. Any idea if they take away bass from your speakers if you put them between the pre- and the power amp? My speakers sometimes can sound a bit muddy in the current setup and I want to take the heavy work of the bass away from them. I have a stereo NAD set, by the way. (C165BEE + C275BEE)
Price went up $100 on this in early October, Amazon and every retailer instantly raised their price $100, like they didn't have stock already, not like it's being produced immediately after the price increase, absolutely ridiculous behavior from retailers. SVS even broke their "promise."
Excellent! A second sub can often provide a big improvement in bass performance and help deliver more consistent bass coverage throughout the room. Let us know how things turn out. 🙂
Damn crutchfield doesn't skip a beat!! Announce this Little gem last night and boom!!! here you are 😁. if I was looking for a small sub for like my bedroom or something this is what I would get otherwise I need the PB 16 ultra nothing else will suffice lol. This 1000 pro is really awesome though and anybody who wants something in the 12in this is the way to go
I hope to see a in depth technical review comparing the PB-1000 pro vs the PB-2000 pro with frequency response etc...I wanted to get a PC-2000 pro ( I like the cylinder look!) but I'm not eyeing the PB-1000 pro instead...hmm....a in depth review pls!
Hi Jay nice review, thanks. I’ve just bought my first SVS SB 1000 pro and have paired it with my marantz NR 1710 amp and Klipsch RP 600M bookshelves. What subwoofer settings do to recommend? I.e crossover, room gain etc. I have a pretty large sized room around 10mtrs length, 4 mtrs wide. Appreciate your advice.
There is no one correct answer to which settings and levels to use. Each room has different acoustics and different needs. A good place to start is with levels set about average, filters off or set at maximum frequency range, and no EQ boosting. Let the receiver run its calibration, and then tweak the settings until you get the bass you seek. If you purchased your gear from Crutchfield, you can also call our technical support to get suggestions on things to adjust to meet your goals when tweaking the sound. We send their toll free phone number on the order invoice.
Dunno how you casually suggest having a ported sub and a sealed sub in the same system without giving some serious caveats. Like only do it if you have the port bungs.
Unfortunately they nerfed the low end on the 4K re-release. To be fair it probably ended up blowing out a lot of those cheap subs the first time around.
More information is needed to give a personal recommendation on which subwoofer you should get. We recommend contacting one of our advisors to discuss your room in greater detail along with your personal goals for the sound. Here's how to reach an advisor for the help: www.crutchfield.com/I-rYTVc227/support/ContactUs.aspx
Hi, in some of these images it looks like you had the SB-1000 Pro connected to Klipsch The Fives is that right? I am considering this sub for my Fives and am wondering how exactly you connected and set the crossover on the sub? Thank you
The Fives have a dedicated LFE Subwoofer output to connect to the powered subwoofer. As far a crossover settings, you can dial those in based on your ear, but typically, you would have a small over laps. The Fives play down to about 50 Hz, I'd set my sub crossover between 60-70Hz to ensure a full range signal.
just got my svs sb-1000 pro to compliment my existing setup Klipsch the Fives, with the intention to free up mids and highs on Klipsch. I never had sub before, and in the app it shows -10db loudness level. Is it correct to think if I use LFE port on sub and connect it to Fives back "sub out" port, it would by default redirect all signal lower than 80hz to subwoofer? The sound does feels natural, as if it comes straight out of Fives (i have it set up in triangle, where i sit on the couch, and sub is placed in between the speakers right in front of me). I appreciate all tips if I did anything wrong to unleash the potential of the sub, I haven't got down to parametric EQ yet, and heard about Y-cable as an alternative connection, but I'm not sure how in theory it would change the frequency crossfades between Fives' built-in receiver and SVS sub.
Your Klipsch The Fives does not redirect bass to the sub output when it is in use. The Fives will continue to produce the same bass they did before the subwoofer was connected. The output is not really filtered and so must be used with a powered sub that has a low-pass filter. This allows the subwoofer to be added to compliment the bass being produced by the speakers. We are happy to know you were able to dial in your setup and create a seemless blending of the subwoofer to the speakers.
In that case I'd recommend the SVS PB-1000 Pro. With the ported version you can get the best of both worlds...ported and sealed. SVS makes port plugs that you can insert in the ports to get a more tight sounding bass like sealed SB-1000 Pro when that is preferred.
i have to go with a sound bar set up....was thinking of getting the sennheiser Ambeo....would it be good to go with the sb1000 or should i or could go with the sb3000....would it sound good .....thx from Canada....cheers
Both are great models and can work with that sound bar. The difference in the subwoofers is that the SB3000 has enough changes so it can produce subsonic bass frequencies used to help us feel like we are there part of the action, explosion, etc..
hi - what would you recommend for a small room with Qacoustics concept 20. Room = 4m x 3,5m = 13ft x 11,5ft. Qacoustics concept 20 driver = 12,5 cm = 5 inches. (64 Hz +/- ? db). Music only (Denon dm39, 2 x 30W). It's my first subwoofer. My budget 600€. SVS SB1000 pro (599€) vs Rel Tzero mk3 (575€) vs B&W ASW608 (499€) vs kef kube 8 (549€). listening preferences : natural sound and precision. Tight quick and articulate bass (kick drum). Good integration with main speakers (no overhelming) thanks.
The Bowers & Wilkins ASW608 is a perfect match for your space, system, budget, and listening preferences. We have it available here: www.crutchfield.com/I-rYTVc921/p_749ASW608B/Bowers-Wilkins-ASW608-Black.html
I'm currently using an older 12" MTX with my really old 500 watt Majestic amp and a car battery and charger, lol, will this SVS sub blow my current setup out of the water? Or should I break the bank and go with the 2000 or 3000?
I doubt this would increase the bass levels, but I do expect the SVS will sound more consistent throughout the room. So if you are able to get the levels you want without having to turn up the bass volume, then I think this sub will work just fine. However, if you had to turn up your current setup to get the levels you want, then I recommend you look at the other two models (PB3000 Pro if you just cannot get the levels you want at all with your current setup).
everyone says if you do both have one of each... am I crazy to say that most people are doing both? the PB is better for theater but is the SB ok for theater applications too or is there a better alternative in that form factor for theater?
The PB is best for movies and still good for music. The SB is best for music but still good for movies. Some people do have both types and use the best sub for the content being played while others choose the sub that matches the main use for the system.
@@crutchfield i bought it this month. Its great. But i have a question. In the app you can set the "port tuning" on open or close. But what is the amp adjust with that setting? I plug the ports with the foams and thats it. What does the amp do?
Would it make sense to run both at the same time? Say I bought one now and the other later can I run one on each side of my living room or would that not sound right?
@@crutchfield yes it does. I just wasn't sure if I wanted the SB or PB. I ultimately decided on the sb 2000 pro with the intention of ordering another one at a later date. Can't wait to hear it.
Although technically possible, it's typically not recommended and can result in phase cancellation and overall poor bass performance. When running a dual sub setup, it's best to use two sealed subs or two ported subs, and ideally, they would be the same exact model.
If you have a larger space and want even response throughout, get dual subs. If you have a smaller space and/or only care about how it sounds in a single listening position, get a higher end single sub.
Just during the summer. Then it comes into the garage. I only want it for music. I had a 12" Klipsch and it sounded great but it wasn't a closed version so I'm hoping this sounds as good or better@@crutchfield
It’s actually a whole new set up for my son’s room. I want a kind of “budget” system, but something that can still impress. I’m looking at a Sony STR-AN1000 for the receiver, the Klipsch RF 8000FII or Polk R700’s, and the SVS SB-1000 Pro or maybe the Polk HTS10 and maybe the Polk ES-10’s for the rears (Not sure I want to go all Polk, since I’m considering the Klipsch and if the SVS sounds better than the HTS-10) My son watches some movies but gaming and music are his go to choices. I have to admit I get most of my “advice” from Andrew Robinson. Been following him since his Home Theater Review days.
In my opinion the SVS SB-1000 below is a true performer and would provide better bass than the Polk HTS10 due to having a larger woofer and more RMS power, by around 225-watts. I know that Andrew Robinson really dug the SB-1000 when reviewing them with the SVS complete surround sound system. Using the Klipsch 8000's for your mains and matching center channel will be a recipe for success! www.crutchfield.com/I-rYALc166/p_946SB1KPBA/SVS-SB-1000-Pro-Black-Ash.html
When there is no preference on the box type and movie performance is preferred above all else, the PB models are the best. That SB model would be a very nice choice for when music is the main preference but able to get more subwoofer to help improve movie performance.
@@crutchfield thanks, i heard that u can run the pb's in apl as plugged, maybe it will give them more precision. Is the pb so unprecise for music ? I have a closed jbl and a small living room and the drone is quiet heavy. Hope the pb wont drone more than my jbl...
No, its not that but definitely is linked to sealed boxes exerting more control over the cone movement creating more accurate bass than a ported box does because of the port. Plugging it would help, but would not create as much rigidity as a completely sealed box. However, getting a ported box along with the port plugs is one way to getting a setup that has even better blending of bass between music and movies. Also, getting a stronger, more powerful sealed box subwoofer does that too. If you are still undecided, we do have advisors here that can carry on a live conversation where your goals and preferences can be discussed to give a personal recommendation on a subwoofer for your system. Here's how to reach us for this help: www.crutchfield.com/I-rYTVc227/support/ContactUs.aspx
@@SkittlesScott Absolutely. They are an online retailer that sells all across Canada, based out of Toronto. Aamir is amazing for customer service and supporting his products.
I am sorry you are having trouble viewing. I just checked the link on my end and was able to view the entire video, it's a good one and SVS subwoofers are some of my personal favorites!
Make sure to look at what those 12" drivers look like. Cheap steel stamped basket, tiny 2" voice coil, small single stack magnet, leads to vc are slap and not woven into the spider. In this price range the cost is not budget, but drivers are cheap. 2000 series looks a lot better from price/performance ratio, but in the 1000 line price point, there are other manufacturers that are using much better drivers.
@@89thedawg It's not a warranty issue, it's the price point issue. While I was wrong when I posted that it's a single stack magnet, in a larger picture I did see that it's a double stack, it's still a tiny motor on a tiny voice coil in a super cheap basket. So far the best driver in this price range that I've seen in on Focal subs. To me it looks like manufacturers are getting away with using super cheap and weak drivers because of integration of servo tech with room tuning software. That way they can stuff a very poorly performing driver and use software to even out the curves.
@@BigSmartArmed Since you started bashing SVS 1000 line not knowing what you're talking about then corrected your statement about the drivers magnet, how much do you really know about their products? Do you even own SVS products for A and B testing?
@@retroforce6919 I agree with you, 100% bashing on wind. At this pricepoint you can't get such a good subwoofer (at least in Europe) with DSP control, a flat response down to at least 20Hz, a driver that doesn't bottom out, and a port that will not chuff like crazy when the subwoofer is under stress (I'm looking at you, XTZ !). The drivers of the 1000 series may not look fancy but they work ! A driver is all maths and engineering, not "oh this one looks better than the others so it must be better right ?" And to quote Focal subwoofers is funny, as below the 1000F sub (1000€ while the PB1000 is 600€), they lack both infrabass and punch.
Bracing the cabinet is NOT so you don't loose bass! What a dumb thing to say. It's to stop the cabinet producing sound output colourations. Why don't you answer all the questions put to you below?? And when you're talking about frequency responses, you MUST mention if that's at the -3db point, as without that, the figure is meaningless.
Obviously it doesn’t make sense for 99.99 % of normal users to buy 2 subs. Your review gives me the feeling that the PB is no good for music and the SB is no good for movies. So I am struggling if I should buy any of them. Really no help, thanks for that.
In an average sized room, they both sound pretty good for both movies and music. Comparing the two, the SB is a little tighter with music and the PB goes a little deeper and louder for movies. The significant size difference might also play a big role (like it did for me).
Telling people who do a lot of both movies and music to get one of each type is terrible advice. If you do a lot of both and have the space, get two of the ported subs. And if you think it sounds better run them plugged in sealed mode for music. If you don't have the space well then obviously you need an SB-1000 or two.
lmao i had the same question.. what a weird way to end a review ahahaha
@@chrisl4247 he doesn’t. You do. You absolutely can if there is dsp involved, and there is.
Agree. I thought that was the strangest advice. What a weird setup.
True
BIG FACTS!
Classic Rock on sealed you really feel those drums 🥁 hit....
But for everything else ported.... 🔊
Thanks for the review. Picked up a SVS SB-1000 Pro a couple of weeks ago. Blown away by the sound. Both audio and video (Dolby Atmos) - amazing.
we love SVS subs too! They're very accurate sounding and overall very impressive!
I want to buy 2 as soon as I have the cash for it; 1 next to each speaker. Any idea if they take away bass from your speakers if you put them between the pre- and the power amp?
My speakers sometimes can sound a bit muddy in the current setup and I want to take the heavy work of the bass away from them.
I have a stereo NAD set, by the way. (C165BEE + C275BEE)
Price went up $100 on this in early October, Amazon and every retailer instantly raised their price $100, like they didn't have stock already, not like it's being produced immediately after the price increase, absolutely ridiculous behavior from retailers. SVS even broke their "promise."
horrible behavior.... SVS should be ashamed of themselves....
Man I’ve had mine for 2 yrs & I’m still shocked at how powerful it is.
It's great to hear that it's performing well! Did you go with the SB-1000 Pro or PB-1000 Pro?
@@crutchfield got the SB & just ordered a second one the other day. Ppl say it makes that big of a difference so we’ll see.
Excellent! A second sub can often provide a big improvement in bass performance and help deliver more consistent bass coverage throughout the room. Let us know how things turn out. 🙂
I like the look of these!
Just picked up the PB 2000-pro. After I used your videos to add sound treatment to my car I realized it sounded better than my home theater :)
Damn crutchfield doesn't skip a beat!! Announce this Little gem last night and boom!!! here you are 😁. if I was looking for a small sub for like my bedroom or something this is what I would get otherwise I need the PB 16 ultra nothing else will suffice lol. This 1000 pro is really awesome though and anybody who wants something in the 12in this is the way to go
Do you really need the PB 16 Ultra? I mean really? give me a break..... its time to vouge....
Very nice 👍🏼 at this price grills should be magnetic 🧲
Cone on SVS the New Polk sub at $450 have magnets 🧲 on grills.
What the size of your living room if i may ask
I hope to see a in depth technical review comparing the PB-1000 pro vs the PB-2000 pro with frequency response etc...I wanted to get a PC-2000 pro ( I like the cylinder look!) but I'm not eyeing the PB-1000 pro instead...hmm....a in depth review pls!
Does the pb 1000 pro with port plugs sound the same as the sb1000
pb can go deeper and louder, but the sb will be a little tighter
no it wont. A sealed ported sub will sound weird and not as clean as a sealed sub
@@ewcho8995 general statement or u tried both versions ?
What tone generator do you use to test and what device do you play it from to get a clean signal? Do you test at a certain dB level? Thanks!
Hi Jay nice review, thanks. I’ve just bought my first SVS SB 1000 pro and have paired it with my marantz NR 1710 amp and Klipsch RP 600M bookshelves. What subwoofer settings do to recommend? I.e crossover, room gain etc. I have a pretty large sized room around 10mtrs length, 4 mtrs wide. Appreciate your advice.
There is no one correct answer to which settings and levels to use. Each room has different acoustics and different needs. A good place to start is with levels set about average, filters off or set at maximum frequency range, and no EQ boosting. Let the receiver run its calibration, and then tweak the settings until you get the bass you seek. If you purchased your gear from Crutchfield, you can also call our technical support to get suggestions on things to adjust to meet your goals when tweaking the sound. We send their toll free phone number on the order invoice.
Use the SVS subwoofer wizard
Are thoose in the backgrounds the Klipsch The Fives??
Dunno how you casually suggest having a ported sub and a sealed sub in the same system without giving some serious caveats. Like only do it if you have the port bungs.
It’s a non issue. Toole has books on this
Can I use the LFE input and speaker inputs at the same time? That way I can run my main speakers full range and still get a .1 channel. Thanks.
You should really try the intro scene from Edge of tomorrow...😜😜😜 the first half minute with that rumble
Or Blade Runner 2049.
Unfortunately they nerfed the low end on the 4K re-release. To be fair it probably ended up blowing out a lot of those cheap subs the first time around.
Nice review! Which svs subwoofer you can recommend on a 13'x16' home theater room size? Thank you.
More information is needed to give a personal recommendation on which subwoofer you should get. We recommend contacting one of our advisors to discuss your room in greater detail along with your personal goals for the sound. Here's how to reach an advisor for the help:
www.crutchfield.com/I-rYTVc227/support/ContactUs.aspx
Hi, in some of these images it looks like you had the SB-1000 Pro connected to Klipsch The Fives is that right? I am considering this sub for my Fives and am wondering how exactly you connected and set the crossover on the sub? Thank you
The Fives have a dedicated LFE Subwoofer output to connect to the powered subwoofer. As far a crossover settings, you can dial those in based on your ear, but typically, you would have a small over laps. The Fives play down to about 50 Hz, I'd set my sub crossover between 60-70Hz to ensure a full range signal.
just got my svs sb-1000 pro to compliment my existing setup Klipsch the Fives, with the intention to free up mids and highs on Klipsch. I never had sub before, and in the app it shows -10db loudness level. Is it correct to think if I use LFE port on sub and connect it to Fives back "sub out" port, it would by default redirect all signal lower than 80hz to subwoofer? The sound does feels natural, as if it comes straight out of Fives (i have it set up in triangle, where i sit on the couch, and sub is placed in between the speakers right in front of me).
I appreciate all tips if I did anything wrong to unleash the potential of the sub, I haven't got down to parametric EQ yet, and heard about Y-cable as an alternative connection, but I'm not sure how in theory it would change the frequency crossfades between Fives' built-in receiver and SVS sub.
Your Klipsch The Fives does not redirect bass to the sub output when it is in use. The Fives will continue to produce the same bass they did before the subwoofer was connected. The output is not really filtered and so must be used with a powered sub that has a low-pass filter. This allows the subwoofer to be added to compliment the bass being produced by the speakers. We are happy to know you were able to dial in your setup and create a seemless blending of the subwoofer to the speakers.
What if you can't afford both or just don't have the room for both and want it for both movies and music, then what?
In that case I'd recommend the SVS PB-1000 Pro. With the ported version you can get the best of both worlds...ported and sealed. SVS makes port plugs that you can insert in the ports to get a more tight sounding bass like sealed SB-1000 Pro when that is preferred.
i have to go with a sound bar set up....was thinking of getting the sennheiser Ambeo....would it be good to go with the sb1000 or should i or could go with the sb3000....would it sound good .....thx from Canada....cheers
Both are great models and can work with that sound bar. The difference in the subwoofers is that the SB3000 has enough changes so it can produce subsonic bass frequencies used to help us feel like we are there part of the action, explosion, etc..
hi - what would you recommend for a small room with Qacoustics concept 20.
Room = 4m x 3,5m = 13ft x 11,5ft.
Qacoustics concept 20 driver = 12,5 cm = 5 inches. (64 Hz +/- ? db).
Music only (Denon dm39, 2 x 30W).
It's my first subwoofer. My budget 600€.
SVS SB1000 pro (599€) vs Rel Tzero mk3 (575€) vs B&W ASW608 (499€) vs kef kube 8 (549€).
listening preferences : natural sound and precision. Tight quick and articulate bass (kick drum). Good integration with main speakers (no overhelming)
thanks.
The Bowers & Wilkins ASW608 is a perfect match for your space, system, budget, and listening preferences. We have it available here: www.crutchfield.com/I-rYTVc921/p_749ASW608B/Bowers-Wilkins-ASW608-Black.html
I'm currently using an older 12" MTX with my really old 500 watt Majestic amp and a car battery and charger, lol, will this SVS sub blow my current setup out of the water? Or should I break the bank and go with the 2000 or 3000?
I doubt this would increase the bass levels, but I do expect the SVS will sound more consistent throughout the room. So if you are able to get the levels you want without having to turn up the bass volume, then I think this sub will work just fine. However, if you had to turn up your current setup to get the levels you want, then I recommend you look at the other two models (PB3000 Pro if you just cannot get the levels you want at all with your current setup).
Hey Jr how do you think the sb 1000 will pair with Klipsch RP600's in a Apartment?
Hi James! Would you be pairing those for music, movies, or both?
everyone says if you do both have one of each... am I crazy to say that most people are doing both? the PB is better for theater but is the SB ok for theater applications too or is there a better alternative in that form factor for theater?
Good question...
The PB is best for movies and still good for music. The SB is best for music but still good for movies. Some people do have both types and use the best sub for the content being played while others choose the sub that matches the main use for the system.
Does plugging the port make it sound almost similar(or extremely close) to the sealed?
No, you should not do this. They are not designed to be plugged.
@@crutchfield thanks!
@@crutchfield thank you. I have been asking youtubers this question. Only u answered.
@@crutchfield but why is there the option to set it to sealed in the app ? Is it more precise then ?
@@NineZeta SVS will send you the plugs for free if you ask for them. Hope that helps.
I have the SB 2000 but i don't really like it, i mainly watch movies and the SB doesn't satisfy me. I thought to sell it and buy the PB 1000 Pro!
Ported boxes are better for movie bass. That sounds like a worthwhile upgrade to us!
@@crutchfield thanks, so i wont loose anything in term of bass and quality?
So did you ever get the PB? If so how do you like compared to the SB?
@@demonreturns4336 i did not get the ported yet.
@@AexoeroV you gotten the ported yet?
Even for my theater pièce 12ft x 9ft
.sealed or ported ?
Are you building a system that will have multiple uses like playing movies and music?
@@crutchfield just movie... I hesitate now with 2x svs pb-1000 or 1x pb-2000
Ported subwoofers are better for movies
@@crutchfield and now 1x pb2000 pro or 2x pb1000 pro
Which receiver will they be connected to?
Dana White now reviews subs? Cool!
dang $1,200 for both thats a Steal of a deal...Totaly worth my money.
Awesome review. Clear and great
Thanks! We're glad to hear that you found it helpful! 🙂
@@crutchfield i bought it this month. Its great. But i have a question. In the app you can set the "port tuning" on open or close.
But what is the amp adjust with that setting? I plug the ports with the foams and thats it. What does the amp do?
Would it make sense to run both at the same time? Say I bought one now and the other later can I run one on each side of my living room or would that not sound right?
That would be fine! One sub on either side is a common setup and gives you a more full sound stage! Does your receiver have two subwoofer outputs?
@@crutchfield yes it does. I just wasn't sure if I wanted the SB or PB. I ultimately decided on the sb 2000 pro with the intention of ordering another one at a later date. Can't wait to hear it.
Great choice! Happy listening!
Good or bad idea two run 1 ported woofer and 1 sealed at the same time
Although technically possible, it's typically not recommended and can result in phase cancellation and overall poor bass performance. When running a dual sub setup, it's best to use two sealed subs or two ported subs, and ideally, they would be the same exact model.
is it OK to have one ported sub and one sealed at the same time?
Why are you looking to run both at the same time?
Hi, is there a big difference between the SVS PB-2000 Pro and this new PB-1000 Pro in sound quality and felling? Thanks
There is definitely a difference with being able to feel the bass. The PB-2000 Pro model hits noticeably harder than the PB-1000 Pro model
What would be the best option, dual sb1000 pro's or a single svs sb3000?
If you have a larger space and want even response throughout, get dual subs. If you have a smaller space and/or only care about how it sounds in a single listening position, get a higher end single sub.
Hi im from italy, i must to choose the subwoofer and I watch movie and gamer ps5 witch is to choose? The pb or sb ? Thanks
Go with the pb! It goes lower which is better for movies and games
@@pulpshuffle thanks i take this the PB 1000 PRO for movies e gaming ps5 thanks 🙏👏🎮🕹👻
The PB models are better for your interests
I have both love them
Nice!! Sounds like you love bass! Are you using them together in the same system?
I got the sealed one only because it came in white and because it was smaller. O only plan on using it for music outside
Are you planning on leaving your SVS SB-1000 subwoofer permanently installed in an outdoor location?
Just during the summer. Then it comes into the garage. I only want it for music. I had a 12" Klipsch and it sounded great but it wasn't a closed version so I'm hoping this sounds as good or better@@crutchfield
Can you move the sub indoors when not in use and protect it from the elements or did you want something outdoor specific?
I plan on leaving it outdoors during the summer and bringing it back in the house after the summer@@crutchfield
In that case, an outdoor specific option will work better. What type of receiver or pre amp will you be using?
How do these subs stand up to the competition today?
They continue to be better than some and not as good as others. Is this a new addition to your system or are you upgrading subwoofers?
@@crutchfield It’s a new addition
Nice! What is your exact setup? What type of bass are you looking for?
It’s actually a whole new set up for my son’s room. I want a kind of “budget” system, but something that can still impress. I’m looking at a Sony STR-AN1000 for the receiver, the Klipsch RF 8000FII or Polk R700’s, and the SVS SB-1000 Pro or maybe the Polk HTS10 and maybe the Polk ES-10’s for the rears (Not sure I want to go all Polk, since I’m considering the Klipsch and if the SVS sounds better than the HTS-10) My son watches some movies but gaming and music are his go to choices. I have to admit I get most of my “advice” from Andrew Robinson. Been following him since his Home Theater Review days.
In my opinion the SVS SB-1000 below is a true performer and would provide better bass than the Polk HTS10 due to having a larger woofer and more RMS power, by around 225-watts. I know that Andrew Robinson really dug the SB-1000 when reviewing them with the SVS complete surround sound system. Using the Klipsch 8000's for your mains and matching center channel will be a recipe for success!
www.crutchfield.com/I-rYALc166/p_946SB1KPBA/SVS-SB-1000-Pro-Black-Ash.html
Sound like great subs for the money when consumers are on a reasonable budget
That SB1000 will surprise you at times!
--Paul
Can you use this sub with the sennheiser ambeo soundbars
Yes, you can use it with the Sennheiser AMBEO Plus and AMBEO Max sound bar models, since they both have a dedicated subwoofer preamp output.
"just get one of each" .... ok hold on, lemme just sell my other kidney real quick
Hmm so pb1000pro or sb2000pro for movies and music ?
When there is no preference on the box type and movie performance is preferred above all else, the PB models are the best. That SB model would be a very nice choice for when music is the main preference but able to get more subwoofer to help improve movie performance.
@@crutchfield thanks, i heard that u can run the pb's in apl as plugged, maybe it will give them more precision. Is the pb so unprecise for music ? I have a closed jbl and a small living room and the drone is quiet heavy. Hope the pb wont drone more than my jbl...
No, its not that but definitely is linked to sealed boxes exerting more control over the cone movement creating more accurate bass than a ported box does because of the port. Plugging it would help, but would not create as much rigidity as a completely sealed box. However, getting a ported box along with the port plugs is one way to getting a setup that has even better blending of bass between music and movies. Also, getting a stronger, more powerful sealed box subwoofer does that too. If you are still undecided, we do have advisors here that can carry on a live conversation where your goals and preferences can be discussed to give a personal recommendation on a subwoofer for your system. Here's how to reach us for this help:
www.crutchfield.com/I-rYTVc227/support/ContactUs.aspx
@@crutchfield wow thank u buddy ! :)
Is the 13.5 inch height with or eithout the feet?
The 13 and 7/16" height listed is with feet attached.
@@crutchfield thanks for clarifying!
You're welcome.
Can you pair this with PB16
Why not?
Where is the audio test?
What type of test do you have in mind?
Do they match well with KEF LS 50s?
Yes, an SVS 1000 will compliment them very well. Are you leaning toward sealed or ported?
@@crutchfield thx. I have a small living room, so definitely ported. 700 EUR. I wish the price was lower here in EU:)
These or the Monolith 12?
We do not have any experience with Monolith gear to know how it would compare to these subwoofers. I wish I had different news for you there
too bad you guys don't sell svs in Canada...
Summit Hifi is a fantastic dealer for all SVS gear in Canada.
@@chrisenns7910 do they do all of Canada? I live in Ottawa, kinda sounds more like a bc or Alberta-type deal. Ill have to check it out.
@@SkittlesScott Absolutely. They are an online retailer that sells all across Canada, based out of Toronto. Aamir is amazing for customer service and supporting his products.
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I am sorry you are having trouble viewing. I just checked the link on my end and was able to view the entire video, it's a good one and SVS subwoofers are some of my personal favorites!
Make sure to look at what those 12" drivers look like. Cheap steel stamped basket, tiny 2" voice coil, small single stack magnet, leads to vc are slap and not woven into the spider. In this price range the cost is not budget, but drivers are cheap. 2000 series looks a lot better from price/performance ratio, but in the 1000 line price point, there are other manufacturers that are using much better drivers.
5 year warranty,so any issue and they will be replaced with no questions asked.
@@89thedawg It's not a warranty issue, it's the price point issue. While I was wrong when I posted that it's a single stack magnet, in a larger picture I did see that it's a double stack, it's still a tiny motor on a tiny voice coil in a super cheap basket. So far the best driver in this price range that I've seen in on Focal subs.
To me it looks like manufacturers are getting away with using super cheap and weak drivers because of integration of servo tech with room tuning software.
That way they can stuff a very poorly performing driver and use software to even out the curves.
@@BigSmartArmed Which Focal sub?
@@BigSmartArmed Since you started bashing SVS 1000 line not knowing what you're talking about then corrected your statement about the drivers magnet, how much do you really know about their products? Do you even own SVS products for A and B testing?
@@retroforce6919 I agree with you, 100% bashing on wind. At this pricepoint you can't get such a good subwoofer (at least in Europe) with DSP control, a flat response down to at least 20Hz, a driver that doesn't bottom out, and a port that will not chuff like crazy when the subwoofer is under stress (I'm looking at you, XTZ !). The drivers of the 1000 series may not look fancy but they work ! A driver is all maths and engineering, not "oh this one looks better than the others so it must be better right ?" And to quote Focal subwoofers is funny, as below the 1000F sub (1000€ while the PB1000 is 600€), they lack both infrabass and punch.
This sells for $1000 in canada right now...
Here in Europe, the gloss black SB is €849 and the PB goes for €949. That's $940 and $1050 US respectively... They were introduced at €699...
can we combine PB 1000 pro and SB 1000 pro??, i need deep bass also tight bass
What type of setup are you looking to add the subs to?
Bracing the cabinet is NOT so you don't loose bass! What a dumb thing to say. It's to stop the cabinet producing sound output colourations. Why don't you answer all the questions put to you below?? And when you're talking about frequency responses, you MUST mention if that's at the -3db point, as without that, the figure is meaningless.
I don’t want rumble. I want tight, clean, precise. I’m in a townhome, and this will be placed 3 feet from my neighbor’s wall.
The SB model maximizes your goals. It can be found here:
www.crutchfield.com/I-rYALc227/p_946SB1KPGB/item.html
I was at a store yesterday that had both of them.
Obviously it doesn’t make sense for 99.99 % of normal users to buy 2 subs.
Your review gives me the feeling that the PB is no good for music and the SB is no good for movies. So I am struggling if I should buy any of them.
Really no help, thanks for that.
Agreed.
Maybe get the PB and the port plugs?
In an average sized room, they both sound pretty good for both movies and music. Comparing the two, the SB is a little tighter with music and the PB goes a little deeper and louder for movies. The significant size difference might also play a big role (like it did for me).
I run both
I'm curious about this. Do you use one or the other for movies or music or run them both all the time? Thanks!
Love my SB1000 and better pro version better