i used a velodyne hgs 10 in a 10 x 8 room with a small theatre setup with great results. too much bass if you wanted it! the trick is to set it up with a sound meter to keep it in check.
Are tiny subwoofers worthwhile?
I have several systems set up, in both medium sized and small rooms. I'm wondering about some of the really tiny subs like Velodyne MiniVee 8 or 10. In principle they should be perfect for a small room, but, I've noticed that generally smaller subs seem to sound a lot less relaxed than larger ones. Certainly they go less deep, but that might be good in a small room where a large sub might overpower it. I guess the breakthrough in size comes from a combination of using a high power class D amp and a smaller driver, but how well does this work in practice?
Do any of you have experience trying out latest generation of high quality VERY small subs in small rooms (e.g. 10 x 12).
Thanks,
Art
Do any of you have experience trying out latest generation of high quality VERY small subs in small rooms (e.g. 10 x 12).
Thanks,
Art