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Let's talk SUBS

Currently my set up is as follows
B&W 802 fronts
B&W Htm1 center
B&W 804S rears
Anthem statement p5 amp
marantz 8801 processor
PS3 blu ray
Sony vplvw60 projector
Stewart film screen 110" screen

25' by 25' by 8' ceiling
50% drywall 50% stucco
commercial carpet
acoustic panels at the first reflection points.

For my sub i have an older paradigm reference servo 15.
i really enjoy it, a big.upgrade from my older vega 15.

i can run two subs from the marantz processor.
it is hard to find a matching paradigm because it is old.
so what would be a good sub to match up with it?

An older used sub would be fine as well, it doesn't have to be new.
i want great bang for my buck. ie the paradigm i got used for $300... i know it is not the best sub out there BUT, it would be hard to find ANYTHING better for that price.

Thank you for your suggestions,
Bill
baranowski
baranowski OP
240 posts
 
Why svs over rythmik or hsu or seaton?
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willland
846 posts
 
06-10-13: Baranowski
"Why svs over rythmik or hsu or seaton?"

I am suggesting SVS because of my personal experience. I own a Revel B15(msrp $3300.00) and and SVS SB13 Plus(msrp $1500.00) and the SVS runs neck and neck with the Revel. IMO, that alone shows me what SVS can do compared to one of the premiere speakers builders in existence. The Rythmik and HSU have huge followers and I am sure they are great subs also, but my experience is with the SVS and I love it.

Bill
jafant
18,813 posts
 
Demo some REL subwoofer(s).
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rodge827
614 posts
 
Whichever sub(s) you decide on, get a Dspeaker Antimode to go with it. I have the 8033c on my HT sub (SVS 20-39 PC+) and use the Dual Core for my 2 channel rig.
Do a search and check out the great reviews and owner comments on these very good pieces.
baranowski OP
240 posts
 
Isn't that just a room correction? i thought most higher end subs have the Microphone and all with it... and my processor has audyessy that covers room correction.
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