Having said that, he was here at my home on Thurs night to check SVS. That was before SVS being calibrated. He was very impressed with PC's ability to hit really low bass, which he like a lot. He just commented that his SPL1200R not able to match it.
The first noticable difference between SPL and PC is the ability to pressurise the room, which will give you the 'feel'. In this instance, any movies with really low LFE will torture most subs as it goes low.
PC does that it with ease. Indy THX opening clip, Kung Fu Panda starting, Ironman Chapter 5, Master and Commander are being handled by SVS with powerful low end grunt
No doubt SPL is one great powerful sub. But, it just couldn't go that low. It has the power to match. But, it just couldn't provide that kind of 'feel' since SVS is set to 16Hz with a port blocked.
The tautness of bass is another keypoint to note. SVS bass is more refined. SPL sounds a bit muffled (maybe due to no self tuning). Bryan noted this difference. Since he is the rightful owner, he is in the best position to tell the difference. He felt that the PC outperforms SPL in areas that I mentioned earlier.
Due to intimidating size of PC
On Ironman Chapter 5, SPL managed to churn out powerful bass with precision and rumbles. I noted thatthe bass is quite 'wide' and bit muffled. This may be due to no self tuning, which I am not sure (Have to refer to Bryan). When Ironman walks out of the cave, the bass is heavy with enough weight. Impressive. My ex-CHT-12R will be left trailing here
The PC does a bit more than that. You can actuall feel the heaviness of the machine when Ironman walks out. It is intoxicating. The room is filled with the immense LFE. Low end extension is well produced, which is quite daunting for most sub at this price range.
I am a guy who likes to feel the action while movies. And this SVS PC12Plus did just that. Perfectly. Damn, now my ceiling really vibrates. CHT-12R unable to do that. SPL did that but w/o much feel to it. I can safely says that PC-12Plus sealed it.
Jun 6 2009, 07:56 PM
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