QUOTE(s6xs9x @ Jun 16 2009, 11:49 PM)
With a velo it tends to trail a lot & shakes the surrounding more, giving it a feel of larger bass, I'm not sure how to put it into words.
With this PB10, it's more focused hence I felt less bass. At louder volume, the pressure is great but not much of audible sound.
I've wrote to SVS on this issue, and they claim that it's just interpreting whats recorded in actual and not rumbling when it's not supposed to.
On some movies, my couch felt like it's being filled up with ants running for it's life. I could feel the rush of armies on horses coming through from left to right.
I can't say much as I've just started using it for a few days. Perhaps other Velo turned SVS users can comment more on this. For me it's just different.
Interesting description of the bass from the PB10. Doesn't sound like what is expected. Perhaps as htkaki said you are in a null.
Easiest way to test is for you to move around (keep PB10 in same place), example 1-3' forward or left/right from your normal listening position. If the bass gets better/stronger that means your normal position is likely a null (then solution is to move your PB10 around). If there is no change when u move around, then it's your PB10.
Added on June 17, 2009, 11:18 amQUOTE(arremie @ Jun 17 2009, 08:55 AM)
not sure yet to get bd60 or ps3 or 6500. anyway pm me la ur special price

For me, only reason to get PS3 as compared to standalone player is to play games. If you don't play games then standalone player (a good one) is probably better.
This post has been edited by jchong: Jun 17 2009, 11:18 AM