today self poison myself to htkaki showroom, really appreciate his good service and info sharing.

try the pb13 ultra....still miss the feeling when i reach home...damn

i will be back again for sure...

jackmh, when you come back again, I might already 'increase' my poison. I will doing more tweaking next week.

I hope kiding had a good audition too. My apology to both of you since the shop underwent some minor renovation work when you guys came.

It's okay, I enjoy the audition too, I might drop by again next time and bring my own CD to do more further test I'm still couldn't forget the ATC speakers that make my heart almost pop up when playing deep bass many years ago. Of course the ATC costs an arm and leg and not fair to compare to SVS or Rythmik.

SVS's PB13U is a fantastic subwoofer with no questions. They are loud and with the right extension go low as well. If u can afford it, they are great for movies and multiples are even better.

I hv to spend sometime with one to see how it sounds for music shd u plug the holes. Sealing a vented sub technically makes it a aperiodic sub so I would need to hear to see if the port noises can be heard. But for movies, it shd be close to the king of subs.

Which sub is the king of subs

This post has been edited by WereWolf84: Mar 14 2011, 11:18 AM

The kings of subs is always relative, as it depends on the price range and others. A lot of DIY can beat most commercial subs pretty easily as its a function of the size and amp power as well as enclosure size.

Yes

It is not too simple to crown a specific as the best of all even for commercially available subs. It might sounds good to a person but it might not for the other person. But there are a few subs that worth mentioning apart from PB13-Ultra such as Submersive HP, Paradigm Sub 25, and eD A7-900.

The PB13-Ultra DSP in gloss black and black oak only resume shipping in mid 2011 due to overwhelming demands. Crazy. The Chinese really have deep pockets to splurge. I have to wait another 3 more months to get mine

Hi Guys... Just pop in to say... Owners with SVS subs, should really consider investing in a piece of SubDude.

Got mine yesterday. The difference is profound!

what do u mean by profound exactly? what changes did u notice?

Most of us have been using the Subdude or Grammar with great effect!

Vote for Sub2.

wow...where do u guys get the subdude from? order online?

Centre Circle or Ampcorp mall.

hmm still wondering what a piece of foam ;ike subdude will do to help.. similar to bass trap?

btw just managed to test sb12 for one day..wish I had more time. Damn work.. no time to really enjoy.. put it outside my living room and its powerful enough to power the whole living room. Made my glass sliding door rattle... now have to figure.. how to eliminate sliding door rattle? Got a feeling the subs will perform better outside than my small room. Will try next to pair with ported subs from rythmik and svs.

This post has been edited by DannyOP: Mar 21 2011, 01:08 AM

Subdude or gramma is very good and of different material.
Whole person can stand and sit on it without any problem.

I had that issue to with the PC-13Ultra as well, doors and window glasses rattle. Try applying door seals. It worked well for me, no more rattles on windows and doors. You can get them at ACE hardware stores (http://www.mydiystores.com/raven-door-seal.html)

The purpose of Subdude is to isolate the sub from the floor so that the sub's vibrations are not transferred to the floor. In overseas countries wooden floors are quite common and the sub's vibrations can cause the floor to vibrate and this will make the bass sound more boomy, less clean. Many people on AVS say that Subdude is not necessary on concrete floors (like what we have in Malaysia) but I think Subdude can still have some effect.

gramma solved my sliding door & windows rattle

This post has been edited by jmdibr: Mar 21 2011, 12:01 PM

guys, how much is the subdude selling at?

Shud b around RM300 now.