Hi, Brought the sub from usa to india. After listening i learnt how a good subwoofer behaves. 1) Clean Bass 2) Blending with Front speakers 3) Tight and Punchier sound. Replaced my polk psw 125. Major difference with this sub.
Keep in m ins that this also includes you media. Tight and punchy refers to music. Hollywood is totally different with their artificially enhanced special effect low frequencies for movies. In that case, creating boomy bass is what they do best.
I have both. For music get the Speedwoofer. No question. It just sounds better....tighter, punchier bass. The PB1000 plays lower and louder below 30hz, but below 30hz is not nearly as important as everything above it...for music. HT is another story....
Excellent review and video. I am eagerly awaiting the RSL 10s to clean up the bass as I already have one subwoofer want something much cleaner, and I believe that this speedwoofer is exactly what the doctor ordered. You can have all the bass in the word but if it isn't controlled well, you won't here anything else.
I see you now have the HSU VTF-2 mk5. How do these compare? Looking to get a pair or either or and HSU pair is a little more than I want to spend. I know the 10s mkii has 400w now too etc.
@@HomeTheaterHobbyist Ordered a pair of the VTF-2 mk5’s. I looked at the VTF-3 but too tall (will hit my screen) and over my budget for a pair. Hopefully these will be a vast upgrade for both movies and music over my previous JBL ES250 subs pair (and hopefully the better/upgraded choice for music over the RSL’s with enough punch and speed).
I have a question as I also saw you SVS v. HUS review. I have RSL speakers and I have both the original Speedwoofer 10 and the newer 10s. I installed speakers in my downstairs family room for music and HT. I was wondering based on your 2 reviews ( even though you did not test 2 RSL's ) … Thoughts on 1 HSU vs 2 RSL's … all in all about the same $, unless the HSU is on sale ? Thanks.
This is a tough question for me because I like the deep bass from the hsu but I chooses dual RSLs. The bass response is great just not as deep and it will yield more even bass across multiple seats when setup reasonably well. Hopefully this helps!
The wireless transmitter on my speedlight can trigger a dozen lights scattered across a space. I'm guessing that same principle applies here as long as they're within range.
Hello Home Theatre Hobbyist. I just wanted to say thanks for the review. there are not many people who seem to know that much about RSL and even their website doesn't say much. I pretty much agree with all of your ratings in regards to the design and style and value. Good luck to you.
Thank you for your honest reviews and feedback regarding this sub. I have pulled the trigger and purchased this today, primarily based on your review. Looking forward to my first experience with a non-bundled, non-soundbar subwoofer. This will be paired with a set of Elac UB5s, and a IOTAVX SA3 Integrated Amplifier.
It finally did show up and I am enjoying it! I really wish there was a guide to setting it up. The variable phase setting is a little tricky to set up, by ear. So far, I am hearing very accurate and tight low end.
Home Theater Hobbyist Musically, in that 40-70hz range I’d say the Speedwoofer is better (or has more punch). I liked the PB-1000 better overall and especially for lower bass and LFE in movies.
You have another review of the HSU VTF2 Mk5 - is the HSU your main sub or are you now using the RSL? You compared the HSU to the SVS PB2000 and kept the HSU. It seems the HSU would be a much more stronger sub than the RSL.
Unfortunatly I haven't reviewed that HSU or that SVS but I have reviewed the larger PB2000 (ruclips.net/video/G0yjD5OuAzs/видео.html) and I own the VTF-2 MK5 (ruclips.net/video/ALKCOUHOXHg/видео.html). In my experience both companies are very honest with regards to their specs, so from a frequency response standpoint the SVS PB1000 will go lower (than the Speedwoofer 10s) and you'll be able to feel it in your chest more. The HSU freq. response looks pretty comparable (to the Speedwoofer 10s) but HSU does give you the ability to tune the sub with the Q control (damping) and port tuning so you'll be able to tailor it a bit more to your liking. Now I've said all that....... if you want something you can put in your room and will play deep go with the PB1000. If you want something you can tune to your liking go with the HSU. Hope this helps, reply to this thread and let me know what you decided and how you like it.
Home Theater Hobbyist I'm leaning more towards the SVS PB1000. Hoping to get 1 soon then add a second one later. Will let you know how it preforms. Thanks and keep up the good work.
chris 3S hi... I’m about to get a svs2000 tomorrow, but I still thinking on getting that one or 1 svs1000 and some weeks later a second one.. Could you tell me how happy you feel about yours? I’m 50movies/30music/20 regular tv.. Thanks !
What do you think of the monoprice monolith 10 inch sub. I was gonna go for this rsl speed woofer but I think my extra $100 will be justified with the monoprice. What do you think?
I haven't tried the monoprice sub but it's not a bad idea to get one in. The specs show a larger amp with a fairly similar frequency response (monoprice 28Hz vs. Rsl 24Hz). Honestly I don't know, it's hard for me to imagine the monoprice is better than the RSL. Why do you think the additional $100 is worth it?
Great review man, very good. I would love to see you review the full RSL CG3 speaker line. I just put an RSL HT together myself, CG23 LCR and CG3 surrounds. Now I want 2 of these subs up finish the entire thing up. You should reach out to Joe Rodgers? I bet he would hook you up.
Hi, nice and very impressive review. I am from India. I want to carry a sub to india either this RSL 400$ or hsu vtf 1 mk3 399$ + shipping (the smaller version of the vtf 2 mk5). Which will you suggest me? I am leaning towards hsu vtf1 mk3 because I use an higher crossover 120hz. And hsu will do well up to 300hz crossover which is mentioned in audioholics review. Thanks in advance
If you listen to mostly music, get the Rsl, if it’s mostly movies get the Hsu. Response to this thread once you get it and let me know your thoughts. Enjoy!
I couldn't help but notice the LFE input was listed under home theater setting. Thing is, that's not always the best setting when listening to music. My question is, does that single port get ALL of the low frequencies with any media, or is that just reserved for the special effects lows included on home theater media? One more thing, since you had the transmitter, why didn't you rate the wireless adapter reception? Also, the box is butt ugly. I give it a 1. That said, I don't believe in displaying my SW anyway. I like it out of the way and preferably hidden. As far as my guest/family is concerned. I just have a phenomenal set of satellite speakers.
Great channel! Right now I'm looking for something as part of a desk setup for music. Max budget is $500 shipped, and the overall size can't really be any larger than this RSL. Also needing the speaker level inputs. I'm looking at this vs the sealed SB1000...similar size/price/connectivity. Any comments or other suggestions/input appreciated!
Unfortunately I haven’t listened to the Sb1000 but the 10s is really impressive with music. So I recommend the 10s. You said your budget is fixed but if you can manage to try them both in your room that is the best advice I can give. Both companies have excellent return policies (free shipping to and from your home). Svs offers a 45 day trial while RSL is 30 but if you can try them both!That’s the best advice I can give. Also respond to this thread and let me know your decision and thoughts if you try both.
Got the 10s delivered 2 days ago. I already have the SVS SB-12NSD, so I can give a comparison between those. The output of the 10s is pretty much greater at all frequencies down to 20 hz. Has a larger cabinet than the sealed SVS, so that's the tradeoff. Very punchy especially for a ported design. *Almost* as musical as the sealed SVS. At the price, it's a no-brainer. Would certainly outperform the $500 SB1000, which is a lesser sub than the SB-12NSD. I think you'd need to step up to the SB2000 for similar sound, but at $700, you're paying an extra $300 for effectively a smaller footprint. Biggest reason to get the pricier SVS subs would be the smaller form factor. Other than that, the 10s wins all day. Side note, ordered a PB-1000 yesterday for $349 during SVS's outlet sale. Expecting a close call between the two, but expecting the PB-1000 to come out ahead since it's leveraging a much larger cabinet design...
In case anyone's wondering, I got the PB1000 yesterday. Direct comparison to the Speedwoofer is that it plays lower/louder but with less punch/impact. I think for home theather LFE ,the PB1000 is better. However for music I much prefer the Speedwoofer, it just plays tighter, cleaner bass.
You can have 10 of them, it won't matter.. if the sub only goes down to 22HZ, all ten will get down to 22HZ. Akin to a musical instrument, if that instrument only goes so high, or so low in frequency, it won't matter if there are 100 of them, those frequencies will never be achieved. SPL or sound pressure level is a different story. There is a model out there that explains the way you measure it, say 3 - 8"'s is equal to 2 12's? Not so fast. 2 12's actually have more to offer than 3 8's etcetera
Ever considered giving klipsch reference line subwoofers a try? The R-112SW and 115SW have good user reviews. They are definitely some of the nicest looking subs on the market.
Home Theater Hobbyist for the money anything other than the 15 isn't worth it. The 15 is even pushing it a little but in my opinion the only "true" subwoofer with real performance
I for the newest edition of this sub. Kind of disappointing. First, the wireless interfered with my Control 4 remote. No idea why. My gear closet is about 25’ from the sub, and the Integra setup didn’t recognize it when I ran it wireless. I had to go back with the cable that I used with my old M&K V125. At just 125w, the M&K has noticeably more output. I ran the setup several times and tried different tweaks and placement, but I still don’t get the output I was hoping for, even with the volume above 3/4. I wasn’t expecting 20hz bass, but it doesn’t dip down nearly as low as I think it should. I am open to suggestions if anyone has ideas. Maybe I can figure it out, but at this point I am disappointed with this purchase.
Good overall review, but you continue to use a poor mic for sound samples. The Emotiva BasX S12 for $400 is a superior sub to the Speedwoofer 10s. 10s has very little output below 30Hz and $400 is a pretty steep price for a sub with that limited amount of range.
I purchased another mic and completed a few trials. It sounds better, so the sound samples should be better in the future. Do you have the S12 in your system? What sub(s) are you running? What are your favorites?
Brent Butterworth compared the two: www.soundstageaccess.com/index.php/equipment-reviews/812-emotiva-basx-s12-subwoofer "Asking which of these two subs is better is like asking which is the better color, red or blue. The BasX S12 did have more output in the deepest bass frequencies, but it tended to exaggerate that output somewhat. I could generalize that the Speedwoofer 10S might be a better choice for an audiophile two-channel system, while the BasX S12 might be a better choice for a home theater, but your tastes might lead you to a different conclusion."
😁😁😁👍🏾 Wow! Thanks for the vote of confidence. I’d actually thought about getting a shirt made for myself. I’ll ask on an upcoming video if anyone else is interested in purchasing a shirt and we’ll go from there.
Pity. They need to make ba 12" with the same sound quality, a little better looks , goes down to 18hz and around $650-$700 with the Bluetooth.... They do that... It's game over! #duals
Yeah, that goofy logo really yells cheap from a distance. It reminds me of the SUPERDUTY stretched across the hood of the Ford HD trucks. Goofy and cheap looking. If you have to put something on the from, design a log.
A lot of people like the Pb-1000! I agree that would be a great comparison but at the moment I’m not planning to review the pb-1000. Maybe at some point in the future.
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Hi, Brought the sub from usa to india. After listening i learnt how a good subwoofer behaves. 1) Clean Bass 2) Blending with Front speakers 3) Tight and Punchier sound. Replaced my polk psw 125. Major difference with this sub.
Keep in m ins that this also includes you media. Tight and punchy refers to music. Hollywood is totally different with their artificially enhanced special effect low frequencies for movies. In that case, creating boomy bass is what they do best.
Is there a delay when using wireless?
Choosing between this or svs (leaning towards SB as it is smaller even though i mainly watch movies)
Suppose to be 20ms, or basically 1/50th of a second delay.
$400 Rsl speedwoofer or $450 svs pb-1000 from svs outlet store? Mostly for music..
I haven't listened to the pb1000 but I did try the Pb2000. The RSL sounds great playing music so I'd choose that over the pb1000.
Home Theater Hobbyist hmm what about the monolith 10 for $100 more than the rsl? I do listen to some bass heavy music that does get low.
Someone else mentioned this sub so I’m going to get one in for review.
Please do! Would be a good comparison since you have experience with a few subs above and below that price range.
I have both. For music get the Speedwoofer. No question. It just sounds better....tighter, punchier bass. The PB1000 plays lower and louder below 30hz, but below 30hz is not nearly as important as everything above it...for music. HT is another story....
Excellent review and video. I am eagerly awaiting the RSL 10s to clean up the bass as I already have one subwoofer want something much cleaner, and I believe that this speedwoofer is exactly what the doctor ordered. You can have all the bass in the word but if it isn't controlled well, you won't here anything else.
I see you now have the HSU VTF-2 mk5. How do these compare? Looking to get a pair or either or and HSU pair is a little more than I want to spend. I know the 10s mkii has 400w now too etc.
The Hsu plays deeper with more “weight” to the sound than the previous speedwoofer. I haven’t heard the newest so I can’t speak to it.
@@HomeTheaterHobbyist Ordered a pair of the VTF-2 mk5’s. I looked at the VTF-3 but too tall (will hit my screen) and over my budget for a pair. Hopefully these will be a vast upgrade for both movies and music over my previous JBL ES250 subs pair (and hopefully the better/upgraded choice for music over the RSL’s with enough punch and speed).
The 10s says that it is available for pre order now.. Is it new or is pre order just a supply chain issue?
Not sure on that one 🤷🏾♂️😀
I really want hsu vtf-2 mk5 the main sub in your set up but space is a problem how does this subwoofer compare to the hsu
Is that "Outlaw Audio" ?
Sorry my mistake, Outlaw has similar model #'s and specs
I have a question as I also saw you SVS v. HUS review. I have RSL speakers and I have both the original Speedwoofer 10 and the newer 10s. I installed speakers in my downstairs family room for music and HT. I was wondering based on your 2 reviews ( even though you did not test 2 RSL's ) … Thoughts on 1 HSU vs 2 RSL's … all in all about the same $, unless the HSU is on sale ? Thanks.
This is a tough question for me because I like the deep bass from the hsu but I chooses dual RSLs. The bass response is great just not as deep and it will yield more even bass across multiple seats when setup reasonably well. Hopefully this helps!
Is it possible to connect 2 or 4 subs to that transmitter?
The wireless transmitter on my speedlight can trigger a dozen lights scattered across a space. I'm guessing that same principle applies here as long as they're within range.
Have you got rid of this since the new one and how much you letting it go for
Sorry but it’s already gone.
Hello Home Theatre Hobbyist. I just wanted to say thanks for the review. there are not many people who seem to know that much about RSL and even their website doesn't say much. I pretty much agree with all of your ratings in regards to the design and style and value. Good luck to you.
Thank you for watching and your kind words!
Thank you for your honest reviews and feedback regarding this sub. I have pulled the trigger and purchased this today, primarily based on your review. Looking forward to my first experience with a non-bundled, non-soundbar subwoofer. This will be paired with a set of Elac UB5s, and a IOTAVX SA3 Integrated Amplifier.
O nice!!!! Let me know your thoughts.
It finally did show up and I am enjoying it! I really wish there was a guide to setting it up. The variable phase setting is a little tricky to set up, by ear. So far, I am hearing very accurate and tight low end.
So I’m assuming you’re sending the sub back? It can’t hang with the Hsu as it’s just s bigger better sub. It’s fine for a small room for under $400.
I agree with your assessment and yes I’ll be sending it back.
What area your thoughts on the svs pb1000? How does it compare to the speedwoofer 10s?
Home Theater Hobbyist Musically, in that 40-70hz range I’d say the Speedwoofer is better (or has more punch). I liked the PB-1000 better overall and especially for lower bass and LFE in movies.
Thanks for the info you should do a video on that. A few folks have been asking about a comparison between the PB1000 and the Speedwoofer 10s.
You have another review of the HSU VTF2 Mk5 - is the HSU your main sub or are you now using the RSL? You compared the HSU to the SVS PB2000 and kept the HSU. It seems the HSU would be a much more stronger sub than the RSL.
Hsu is better low end than the Rsl. I’m still running the Hsu, no complaints. The Rsl had great mid range but the bottom end does lack a little.
Thanks for the great review. How does this compare to the HSU VTF-1 MK3 and the SVS PB1000? Which of the 3 would you recommend with Klipsch RP-160?
Unfortunatly I haven't reviewed that HSU or that SVS but I have reviewed the larger PB2000 (ruclips.net/video/G0yjD5OuAzs/видео.html) and I own the VTF-2 MK5 (ruclips.net/video/ALKCOUHOXHg/видео.html). In my experience both companies are very honest with regards to their specs, so from a frequency response standpoint the SVS PB1000 will go lower (than the Speedwoofer 10s) and you'll be able to feel it in your chest more. The HSU freq. response looks pretty comparable (to the Speedwoofer 10s) but HSU does give you the ability to tune the sub with the Q control (damping) and port tuning so you'll be able to tailor it a bit more to your liking. Now I've said all that....... if you want something you can put in your room and will play deep go with the PB1000. If you want something you can tune to your liking go with the HSU. Hope this helps, reply to this thread and let me know what you decided and how you like it.
Home Theater Hobbyist I'm leaning more towards the SVS PB1000. Hoping to get 1 soon then add a second one later. Will let you know how it preforms. Thanks and keep up the good work.
Dennis Bassey I have the pb1000 . Did you end up buying one?
chris 3S hi... I’m about to get a svs2000 tomorrow, but I still thinking on getting that one or 1 svs1000 and some weeks later a second one..
Could you tell me how happy you feel about yours?
I’m 50movies/30music/20 regular tv..
Thanks !
Jesus Rdz I would get the pb-2000 in your situation . Since you watch more movies you’ll benefit from having a sub that hits low and hard.
What do you think of the monoprice monolith 10 inch sub. I was gonna go for this rsl speed woofer but I think my extra $100 will be justified with the monoprice. What do you think?
I haven't tried the monoprice sub but it's not a bad idea to get one in. The specs show a larger amp with a fairly similar frequency response (monoprice 28Hz vs. Rsl 24Hz). Honestly I don't know, it's hard for me to imagine the monoprice is better than the RSL. Why do you think the additional $100 is worth it?
Home Theater Hobbyist it's 28 hz sealed. 17 ported with loss of loss of some authority past 22hz
Gotcha, that does sound like it's worth it. I may try to get one in for review soon.
Home Theater Hobbyist that would much appreciated. There is no review for it on RUclips at all so I have nothing to go off of
Marc Gallant have you had the monolith?
Great review. Please review the RSL CG3 bookshelf speakers if you can. :)
What are the size measurements of this one?
The woofer is 10inches, the cabinet is 16 inches tall, 15 inches wide, and ~17 inches deep
Thank you so much for the details man. Great help.
Great review man, very good. I would love to see you review the full RSL CG3 speaker line. I just put an RSL HT together myself, CG23 LCR and CG3 surrounds. Now I want 2 of these subs up finish the entire thing up. You should reach out to Joe Rodgers? I bet he would hook you up.
Hi, nice and very impressive review. I am from India. I want to carry a sub to india either this RSL 400$ or hsu vtf 1 mk3 399$ + shipping (the smaller version of the vtf 2 mk5). Which will you suggest me? I am leaning towards hsu vtf1 mk3 because I use an higher crossover 120hz. And hsu will do well up to 300hz crossover which is mentioned in audioholics review. Thanks in advance
If you listen to mostly music, get the Rsl, if it’s mostly movies get the Hsu. Response to this thread once you get it and let me know your thoughts. Enjoy!
I couldn't help but notice the LFE input was listed under home theater setting. Thing is, that's not always the best setting when listening to music. My question is, does that single port get ALL of the low frequencies with any media, or is that just reserved for the special effects lows included on home theater media?
One more thing, since you had the transmitter, why didn't you rate the wireless adapter reception? Also, the box is butt ugly. I give it a 1. That said, I don't believe in displaying my SW anyway. I like it out of the way and preferably hidden. As far as my guest/family is concerned. I just have a phenomenal set of satellite speakers.
LFE will work regardless of media. It depends on where the subwoofer crossover is set.
Great channel! Right now I'm looking for something as part of a desk setup for music. Max budget is $500 shipped, and the overall size can't really be any larger than this RSL. Also needing the speaker level inputs. I'm looking at this vs the sealed SB1000...similar size/price/connectivity. Any comments or other suggestions/input appreciated!
Unfortunately I haven’t listened to the Sb1000 but the 10s is really impressive with music. So I recommend the 10s. You said your budget is fixed but if you can manage to try them both in your room that is the best advice I can give. Both companies have excellent return policies (free shipping to and from your home). Svs offers a 45 day trial while RSL is 30 but if you can try them both!That’s the best advice I can give. Also respond to this thread and let me know your decision and thoughts if you try both.
Got the 10s delivered 2 days ago. I already have the SVS SB-12NSD, so I can give a comparison between those. The output of the 10s is pretty much greater at all frequencies down to 20 hz. Has a larger cabinet than the sealed SVS, so that's the tradeoff. Very punchy especially for a ported design. *Almost* as musical as the sealed SVS. At the price, it's a no-brainer. Would certainly outperform the $500 SB1000, which is a lesser sub than the SB-12NSD. I think you'd need to step up to the SB2000 for similar sound, but at $700, you're paying an extra $300 for effectively a smaller footprint. Biggest reason to get the pricier SVS subs would be the smaller form factor. Other than that, the 10s wins all day. Side note, ordered a PB-1000 yesterday for $349 during SVS's outlet sale. Expecting a close call between the two, but expecting the PB-1000 to come out ahead since it's leveraging a much larger cabinet design...
In case anyone's wondering, I got the PB1000 yesterday. Direct comparison to the Speedwoofer is that it plays lower/louder but with less punch/impact. I think for home theather LFE ,the PB1000 is better. However for music I much prefer the Speedwoofer, it just plays tighter, cleaner bass.
Nice 👍🏾! Thanks for your thoughts!
Great review!!! Can you do a review on the Yamaha NS sw300 subwoofer?
Thanks for watching, I won't make any promises but I may review that sub.
Great review! I just ordered 2 of these.
Let me know what you think.
Think im doing a pair of these
It's a great sub! Enjoy!
Have you acquired your pair as yet? All the magazine reviews suggest two of these will easily get you below 20hz. Is this the case for you?
You can have 10 of them, it won't matter.. if the sub only goes down to 22HZ, all ten will get down to 22HZ. Akin to a musical instrument, if that instrument only goes so high, or so low in frequency, it won't matter if there are 100 of them, those frequencies will never be achieved. SPL or sound pressure level is a different story. There is a model out there that explains the way you measure it, say 3 - 8"'s is equal to 2 12's? Not so fast. 2 12's actually have more to offer than 3 8's etcetera
Ever considered giving klipsch reference line subwoofers a try? The R-112SW and 115SW have good user reviews.
They are definitely some of the nicest looking subs on the market.
They do look nice, although I have their Reference Premiere line I've never really given their subs much thought. Maybe I'll check them out one day
Home Theater Hobbyist for the money anything other than the 15 isn't worth it. The 15 is even pushing it a little but in my opinion the only "true" subwoofer with real performance
Great review!! Looking forward to more videos!
Thanks for watching and commenting
hi, i listened dinosaur scene you played on the 3 subs, polk psw110 is muddy, and hsu vtf 2 mk5 is more clean than rsl speedowoofer 10s.
Wow! Doing your research, I like it! I’m supposed to get a new audio recorder in today so the audio clips should sound better in the future
I for the newest edition of this sub. Kind of disappointing. First, the wireless interfered with my Control 4 remote. No idea why. My gear closet is about 25’ from the sub, and the Integra setup didn’t recognize it when I ran it wireless. I had to go back with the cable that I used with my old M&K V125. At just 125w, the M&K has noticeably more output. I ran the setup several times and tried different tweaks and placement, but I still don’t get the output I was hoping for, even with the volume above 3/4. I wasn’t expecting 20hz bass, but it doesn’t dip down nearly as low as I think it should. I am open to suggestions if anyone has ideas. Maybe I can figure it out, but at this point I am disappointed with this purchase.
I think your mic is not picking up. It sounds worst in video.
Thanks for watching, yes I'm still trying to find the right microphone that will do a better job picking up the audio.
Great review, looks like a great subwoofer!
Thanks!
Good overall review, but you continue to use a poor mic for sound samples. The Emotiva BasX S12 for $400 is a superior sub to the Speedwoofer 10s. 10s has very little output below 30Hz and $400 is a pretty steep price for a sub with that limited amount of range.
I purchased another mic and completed a few trials. It sounds better, so the sound samples should be better in the future. Do you have the S12 in your system? What sub(s) are you running? What are your favorites?
Not for music. Very little music content with frequencies below 30 HZ and that was point of this particular subwoofer, Music!!
Brent Butterworth compared the two: www.soundstageaccess.com/index.php/equipment-reviews/812-emotiva-basx-s12-subwoofer
"Asking which of these two subs is better is like asking which is the better color, red or blue. The BasX S12 did have more output in the deepest bass frequencies, but it tended to exaggerate that output somewhat. I could generalize that the Speedwoofer 10S might be a better choice for an audiophile two-channel system, while the BasX S12 might be a better choice for a home theater, but your tastes might lead you to a different conclusion."
I want a Home Theater Hobbyist T-Shirt. If You sell it I will bye it. If not I will get one made for Myself. Love Your video's.
😁😁😁👍🏾 Wow! Thanks for the vote of confidence. I’d actually thought about getting a shirt made for myself. I’ll ask on an upcoming video if anyone else is interested in purchasing a shirt and we’ll go from there.
Yeah i like you HTH.... Do the shirt, the logo is cute
Pity. They need to make ba 12" with the same sound quality, a little better looks , goes down to 18hz and around $650-$700 with the Bluetooth.... They do that... It's game over! #duals
If they build a 12" that plays a little deeper but keeps the fun characteristic, it would be a sick sub!
Yeah, that goofy logo really yells cheap from a distance. It reminds me of the SUPERDUTY stretched across the hood of the Ford HD trucks. Goofy and cheap looking. If you have to put something on the from, design a log.
Man you should try the SVS PB-1000, has a frequency respond flat down to 18 - 21 Hz (depends on your room) Maybe even compare it to the monolith 10?
A lot of people like the Pb-1000! I agree that would be a great comparison but at the moment I’m not planning to review the pb-1000. Maybe at some point in the future.