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SVS PC-12 Plus |
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17 | 41.46% |
Elemental Designs A5 - 350 |
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11 | 26.83% |
Epik Dragon |
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7 | 17.07% |
HSU VTF-3 MK3 |
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6 | 14.63% |
Voters: 41. You may not vote on this poll |
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Hello. My 200W powered Aperion subwoofer has been bottoming out lately. I want to upgrade to a more capable one. My budget is up to $1000 max. So far I have narrowed down to the following contenders:
SVS PC-12 Plus Elemental Designs A5 - 350 Epik Dragon HSU VTF-3 MK3 I am open to other model suggestions as well. Which one would be the best? I'm planning to get one within two weeks along with a TV upgrade (Pioneer KRP-500M) ![]() ![]() Edit: I forgot to put 'other' in the poll option. Please feel free to post your recommendation. Last edited by sunnyny2000; 07-18-2009 at 12:41 PM. |
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PC12-PLUS upgrades include: a PEQ( Parametric Equalizer ) has been added to the amp section, using new version 12.4 woofer instead of version 12.3, using stronger quad-leg baseplate instead of tri-leg baseplate found on the 20-39 PC PLUS. " The new mid-sized PC12-Plus is an evolutionary step ahead in every regard, even considering its legendary predecessors. Borrowing liberally from the phenomenally successful big brother, the PB13-Ultra, we've brought new tuning modes, proprietary free-breathing vent flares, and made parametric EQ standard too, even the stronger quad-leg baseplate migrated over. "
According to SVS they perform the same: " The outgoing 20-39PC+ would be just $799 while supplies last. Truth be told, while tricky to build in large quantities, the current Plus 12.3 woofer performs nearly as well as the new guy, so those customers snagging the last of these third generation PC+ subs are getting a doubly good deal. " Last edited by ZIPPO; 07-18-2009 at 01:09 PM. |
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SVS make incredible subs. The cylinder subs have a smaller footprint, and thus you can move them around the room more easily to find the best spot for it, and they look just insanely awesome! I love my PC12-NSD, so the +plus is all the more incredible. Considering the amp is 525 watts, and the thing weighs 60 lbs with its 40" frame, and you got performance and looks. At that price point too, it SVS all the way! (It even helps the WAF and aesthetics, because it simply doesn't look like a sub, so my wife actually liked it more once she saw it than our previous sub.)
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Thanks guys. Honestly, I was leaning toward the SVS also... It was on top of my list. Now I feel more confident about it. So most likely I will be ordering the PC-12 plus. I'd also like to see Bid Daddy's thoughts on it and his sub-$1000 subwoofer recommendation.
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Of the four you have listed, I would go with the SVS. Something about the cylinder subs is intriguing to me, and I like their small footprint. My second choice would be the Epik because I've never seen a single negative comment about an Epik subwoofer. Having said all that, I don't think you would be disappointed with any of them.
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In addition to the subwoofers mentioned above, I recommend a Direct Servo Subwoofer from Rythmik Audio.
This link explains the Direct Servo Technology. Click on the pictures to see the animation. They also sell separate Direct Servo Drivers and Amplifiers. |
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WOW those F12 Direct Servo subwoofer looks GORGEOUS! If you were to choose between this and the SVS PC-12 Plus, which would you go for? Also, would the 15" driver D15 with the same amp be a better option for $100 more?
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![]() Driver: 12", high excursion with custom sensing coil Driver materials Black or silver anodized aluminum with rubber surround Amplifier: 370w RMS class A/B patented servo controlled Dimensions: 15-3/4"(W) x 15-3/4" (H )x 17"(D) - (18-1/2" D with grille) Shipping Weight: 80 lbs Frequency Response: 14 - 100 Hz (-2 dB @ 14 Hz) Driver: 15", high excursion with custom sensing coil Driver materials Black or silver anodized aluminum with rubber surround Dimensions: 19"(W) x 19 " (H )x 20 "(D) - (21-1/2" D with grille) Shipping Weight: 90 lbs Last edited by Big Daddy; 07-19-2009 at 12:51 AM. |
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i have the d15 se from rythmik and its a beauty for sure. there are pics in my gallery under "bedroom setup"
its esp great if you have a small child they cant stick there fingers in the driver. also has very little footprint. people have compared the SQ to the JL fathom so that should tell you something |
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