SVS PB 2000 PRO or Tonewinner D6000

[RaahulT]

*Second Update* I went duals with Tonewinner D6000 last week, sold the SVS, but coming to conclusion that One D6000 was / is more than enough.

Great. Congratulations..
For how much it landed per unit of D6000?

 

[Raahul]

Great. Congratulations..
For how much it landed per unit of D6000?

Thanks..!! Got em for 1.50 lacs per pc. The company has increased the MRP by 20k, but got it at my previous purchase price.

 

[sid129]

I would say - none.
There are way better subs available for lesser prices for dedicated home theatres.

 

[sid129]

Hi. Can you please suggest some? I’m currently looking at Tonewinner subs.

 

[Dhruv.Arora]

I have a SVS Pb2000 pro and sb1000 pro, planning to replace the SB1000 pro with Tonewinner D4000 or dual SVS 2000 pro. Any advice?

 

[chaitanya.v]

What do you desire from your subs?

1) Low frequency extension at the expense of punch and clarity.
2) punch and clarity at the expense of low frequency extension.
3) being at the mid point of 'low frequency extension' and 'punch and clarity'.

After experiencing various types of subwoofers I prefer option 2 and then add near field subs for a complete experience.

Hi @prateekatasniya - Could you kindly share any suggestions you might have for option 2?