annapl
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I currently have dual Bic pl200 and planning to move a step further with guidance from you all
Should i go with SVS pb2000 or duel SVS pb2000
Should i go with SVS pb2000 or duel SVS pb2000
Dual SVS PB2000
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annapl
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i wanna upgrade
Ok depending on the listening area if 2 BIC PL 200s worked,,,then two PB1000s would do justice
you can try with one PB2000 and if it falls short then get the other one.....
Trust you have already auditioned these subs
you can try with one PB2000 and if it falls short then get the other one.....
Trust you have already auditioned these subs
annapl
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no idea to go with pb1000
duel or single pb2000 or no change
duel or single pb2000 or no change
I am sure you mean duAl Subs and not a duEl between the Subs.
If you are even thinking and have the place for them then go with dual subs by all means. 2 is definitely better than 1. That said, 4 is even better then 2.
MaSh
If you are even thinking and have the place for them then go with dual subs by all means. 2 is definitely better than 1. That said, 4 is even better then 2.
MaSh
Love4sound
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Ok since you have planned for dual pb-2000 you must have a budget of 1.8L to 2L. You should also consider xtz,rythmik,rel,sunfire and other good subs that fall in that price range.
annapl
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i do have place for them so only i have planned for duals
You are lucky. Go for dual SVS without a thought. You may consider the other brands too, however, can never go wrong with SVS.
MaSh
prateekatasniya
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Depends on your room.. share your room layout.
Pls consider your preference for music or movies( sealed or ported) & room size. The SVS PB 2000 is a relatively big subwoofer with dimensions 20.9" (H) 17.3" (W) 23.2" (D) & weight 65.6lbs . Not sure if these measurements are inclusive of its metallic grill which comes out even more.
My roomsize is 14 feet length & 11 feet width & height & I was also contemplating of getting it but because of its size & weight factor I went for the PC 2000 which is similar to PB 2000 spec wise but only weighs around 23 kgs & 34 inches tall & is relatively easier to move around plus they come with the sound path isolation feet. It easily fills the room with bass with a lot more to spare which would also be similar in the case of PB 2000.
But as Love4sound & others have suggested keep your options open & try to audition Rhythmic, XTZ, REL etc. Don't know if PSA & HSU are available here as they also have very good reviews & you cannot go wrong with any of them.
Buy one subwoofer first & if your room size permits & if you feel you need another one for balanced bass then only go for dual.
annapl
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my room dimension is 13ft w 20ft length
8ft ht
8ft ht
prateekatasniya
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Is it a living room or dedicated HT or bedroom?
One PB 2000 will easily fill the room with SPL. If you feel you need one more then you can buy the second one later.
prateekatasniya
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Filling a room is not the criteria for subs.
Smooth frequency response needs a minimum of two subs .
Smooth frequency response needs a minimum of two subs .
Yes, that has been suggested to him earlier in the thread. Makes more sense buying one first to see if bass is proper then go for the second one.
prateekatasniya
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Generally we end up settling for less.
annapl
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Totally agree...thats what i told him also.....now depends on what steps or decision he takes...
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