I just sold a pair of Klipsch R-112SW subwoofers. I had them for about 9 months and now have the upgrade bug.
These were a 12" ported cabinet w/ 800watt amplifier. They sounded pretty good but I still feel that I am missing low end in my BR movie watching. I want to feel the movie as well as hear the movie. I want my subs to recreate the low end and impact that actions scenes in BR movies have on their soundtracks. From gunshots, explosions, etc, I want to 'feel' those sounds and actions in my chest/gut while on my couch in my HT room.
I saw recently that SVS has come out with a new line of subs to replace the popular SB-13/PB-13 ,which is the PB-4000/SB-4000. I think I want to go with sealed vs. ported on these new 4000's. My room is not big at all , it only measures
13'x14'x9'. I like to listen to music to, but room is primarily used for BR watching.
What can yall tell me that I should know about what kind of extra extension I would receive with the ported vs. the sealed.
Thanks for any advice you can give me,
Regards,
Troy
These were a 12" ported cabinet w/ 800watt amplifier. They sounded pretty good but I still feel that I am missing low end in my BR movie watching. I want to feel the movie as well as hear the movie. I want my subs to recreate the low end and impact that actions scenes in BR movies have on their soundtracks. From gunshots, explosions, etc, I want to 'feel' those sounds and actions in my chest/gut while on my couch in my HT room.
I saw recently that SVS has come out with a new line of subs to replace the popular SB-13/PB-13 ,which is the PB-4000/SB-4000. I think I want to go with sealed vs. ported on these new 4000's. My room is not big at all , it only measures
13'x14'x9'. I like to listen to music to, but room is primarily used for BR watching.
What can yall tell me that I should know about what kind of extra extension I would receive with the ported vs. the sealed.
Thanks for any advice you can give me,
Regards,
Troy