Rollie no boom boom. Only tick tick tick tick tick tick...

Taukeh ar has exquisite taste   Those entry level Rollie right up to Explorer II tak main    Whenever we meet up, I'll admire his watch (nothing else, for the record  ) and his rides.

SVS stocks for SEA is almost depleted . Next eta would be end Mar / early April and probably along with ..........something compact 

A friend of the uncle showed me the photo of a setup of another audiophiles. Wilson Grand Slam, a fleet of Goldmunds, Revel Ultima Salon 2, and tonnes of elite gears 

I told him that my peasant shop will not up to his standard liao.

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Added on June 7, 2010, 12:21 pmHere's the review on SVS BFS-1000TA (150w X 7) Vs Emotiva XPA-5 (200w X 5).

1. Movie
(Both connected to 5 channels only)

Test materials : Terminator Salvation, DF & Friends, TDK

SVS shines in HF. It exhibits clearer details. In TS' 7-11 scene, as Kyle walks into it, you can hear the finer details of the shoes grinding the earth. This is also noticable in DF as there is much HF details now. TDK also sounds crispier now.

The vocal sounds as much the same. SVS seemingly a tad wider. The mid-bass punch is greater in SVS than Emo. It is tighter. This is only marginally better.

On power, both also as similar with no distinct difference. Note that it is on power-hungry MTS-01 system. I thought that the 50W difference would yield a difference. I did not calibrate the channel level when switch to SVS.

On Pure Direct :
(Both being connected to 2 inputs only)

Test materials : Planet Drum, Jennifer Warnes - The Hunter, Aaron Neville - Warm Your Heart, and Michael Buble - It's time.

WOW! It sounds a whole lot louder than Emo. That's strange .

The SVS sounds larger than life. It is very forward sounding with the vocal being in front. The music pieces sounds large as well. Its bass attack is tight and fast. Sort of like Krell 300Xi's signature. A bit brutal. In Planet Drum, it excels as it is able to reproduce the bass with enough power. Jennifer Warnes' Somewhere Somebody is being reproduced in a wide soundstage and it never lacks the dynamic. It kind of make you to crank louder. The HF shines again for music.

Emo has a tad better refinement in vocal. It is slightly more focus but it lacks the dynamic of SVS. It's kind of a bit laid back.

Since this SVS is a prototype unit and some refinement will be done on the mass production unit, I am looking forward to have the final unit 

Not a bad start in power amp segment. Kudos to B&O and SVS

Mr Gopala, I found solution you for.  Paradigm DSP3400 powderful sub . Cheap very much . Can buy 2 units, bery nice bass listering too . Kelv tested it out. Tamil songs sure sound very loud boomy boom boom . 

http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/1276058/+780

Budget with you, can buy 4 units DSP3400 each put corner. Penang Street shake whole   

Next year you should upgrade your Submersive to 2400w version.

I was there till 4...Had to pick the wifey up from her meeting, us northeners just cannot get used to the KL jams man...Next time, we will meet up. 2-3weeks time...

htkaki boss, do we get to upgrade our svs amp as well? cannot let ront88 takes all the "upgrading" glory

Thinking of getting a RS digital SPL meter just for the heck of it...

sorry test cant as oni headfon camera record has

I think no good sound you to. Submersive crap sound youtube also. So, think I SB12-NSD no sure good since under category Submersive

Think you get must better Elemental Design A7-900, all sub papa.

http://www.edesignaudio.com/product_info.p...products_id=606

squall_12, how's ur sub?