🎵 Enhance Your Bass Experience with SVS SoundPath Subwoofer Isolation System (4-Pack)! Review

I have been dreaming about this model for a long time, finally I bought it and I am 100% satisfied. He is great in music and spectacular in movies. His forte is not amorphous waves of booming low frequencies, but a superbly structured and accurate sound. The power reserve was enough for 40 sq. M., however, they were heavily muffled (curtains around the perimeter, heavy carpet). Played with Jamo C607 floorstanders perfectly.

Honestly, there is no complete delight. Before that, there was a Paradigm PS-1200, but because of its size, I had to abandon it. So, in terms of the amount of bass, they are incomparable. Of course, most likely, for this type and size, SVS turned out to be a very successful sub, but . The sub is critical to the location in the room (it's not for nothing that the instructions indicate specific locations). In my room, there is a lot more bass from the sides and even from the top than in front of…

The subwoofer was purchased to replace an old velodine. The subwoofer met all expectations. He taught that one would not be enough to sound the hall of 18m2 + kitchen 8m2. In this connection, 9 months later, a second stereo was purchased. They are used in conjunction with Elac BS 192 + Sony dnr 860 + supra sublink wires, cut 100. At high volume, various noises are heard in the apartment from door vibrations to the sounds of dishes. Two subwoofers made it possible to achieve an even distribution

Perhaps the shortcomings I have identified are a direct continuation of its merits. Before that, I had a Velodyne EQ-Max 10 FI subwoofer, quite musical for its price, worked for 6.5 years and whistled in different ways even in standby mode. I decided to change for greater musicality to a closed box. I was rather satisfied, but I realized that for the perfect happiness of the SVS SB-1000 it is better to take a pair and make an x.2 system. The old and new subwoofers are in the same place, but…

I bought Vikta Prime 702,102,202 for Hekam. According to the design, the structure of the wood-film 1 in 1 fit 100% with the black ones. For a long time I could not decide to buy, since the room is small 15 m, and the bass of the 702s seemed to be quite good and they gave it that way, but the music began to play with it since I I want, I took everything below 100 Hz from the hecks, a soft barrel appeared at the bottom thanks to the fast bass, so I chose among the SL for music, now I don’t…

Closed box acoustic design provides better bass quality (not quantity), which is important for music, makes it easier to choose the installation location (allows installation close to the wall). The built-in DSP builds a "flat shelf" on the frequency response up to the cutoff frequency (for subwoofers without DSP, the frequency response is humpbacked), which joins the sub very well with any acoustics: shelf and floor.

Having recently purchased an SVS SB16 subwoofer, I decided to purchase these feet to elevate the subwoofer and 'disconnect' it from the floor. From my point of view, I haven't noticed any change in sound quality/character since installing these feet, so I didn't rate them from that point of view. They are high quality and easy to fit - a simple replacement for the current 'standard' subwoofer feet. They're a little more expensive than what you get, but there really aren't any alternatives…

I didn't realize how crappy my subwoofer feet were until they installed them! The reason I bought them is because my setup has a subwoofer on a ceramic tile floor. My original Rel subwoofer feet literally bounced and crackled during calibration as the subwoofer vibrations hit the floor through the feet. I thought it messed up the calibration. When I took off the original feet, I found that even with a high-end subwoofer - the feet are an area of cost reduction - the original feet were very…

My system consists of a Denon avr740h, ELAC Debut 2.0, floor and center (6 inch versions), Sonance MAG6r surround and ceiling height, in Atmos configuration. I also run two 12" Klipsch R-120sw subwoofers. Subwoofers are great for what they are, but they throw so much garbage into the environment, and the feet they come with are hard plastic, but always still rubber. In short, they suck. My house and windows shook like marble in a dryer. I did the room settings (Denon room correction, sound…

These isolating feet are great, a bit pricey, but they really work. I thought it was a trick but I was wrong. I have 2 SVS SB12-NSDs on the hardwood floor in our living room and while these subs sound incredible, they vibrated our entire living room and walls. everything attached to our walls vibrated, including paintings and lamps. After doing a little research, I found that isolation pads help reduce or eliminate these vibrations and also help improve the sound quality of subwoofers. I didn't

My system consists of Denon avr740h, ELAC Debut 2.0, floor and middle (6 inch versions), Sonance MAG6r surround and ceiling height, in Atmos configuration. I also have two 12" Klipsch R-120sw subwoofers. Subwoofers are great for what they are but they throw so much garbage into the environment and the feet that come with them are hard plastic but still rubber. In short, they suck. My house and windows shook like marble in a dryer. I did the room settings (Denon room correction, sound level…

My Dayton Sub-1000 is a reliable and undemanding performer. However, this has long been the weakest link in my sound system. When I finally looked at the legs, I realized that maybe it wasn't the speaker's fault. I was skeptical about them at first as I'm into almost all tonal "settings". They also cost almost as much as a real subwoofer. With a few free spots on the map, I decided to try them out. After overcoming a small hurdle, which I'll get to in a moment, I screwed on the SVS feet and…