SVS subs are big but not so big that you need a truck lah. Trying to make it sound so big that car like Myvi having hard time is overhype.

I think a sedan is not good for carrying any thing. Maybe good for hiding a dead body

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Added on January 22, 2010, 8:53 pmYah..the PB is much more heavier than the PC.

This post has been edited by lightning69: Jan 22 2010, 08:53 PM

I think this one id dependent of your AVR. Mine can be setup to run stereo with sub.

I prefer bookshelves monitor speakers so naturally the bass is weaker than those full fledge floorstanders. Therefore i always engage my sub for deeper bass in 2.1 set-up and sometimes 5.1 or 6.1 depending on the material.

My plaster ceiling have a nasty crack. I think its the PC12+'s fault. Too much vibration. Hope that it will not cause more crack that might result in expensive workover.

Mine is about 3-4 ft crack and very visible. I like bass and the problem is some movies you don't get much of it. Other have some serious bass that really rather the whole house and you can really see the plaster ceiling taking a beating.

I have a energy saving downlight right above the sub. During those low vibration time, I can see the downlight vibrating up and down.

During Chinese New Year, I hang some lanterns on the 6 downlights in my living room and when my friend came over, i show them what my sub can do. During that time, four of the laterns drop off.

My friend who order the PC12+ with me together with the 7.1 SVS speakers just recently finish his new home and I help him setup his new system. He also mention that the HT room ceiling is vibrating too much as we can both see with powder on the floor.

Forgot to mention that the downlight right above the PC12+ already burn out twice. Not sure if its due to too much vibration or not.

Yep, that particular downlight right above the sub. You can see it dance during the low freqeuncy part.

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Added on March 30, 2010, 12:34 amI am not sure if acoustic treatment will help. What I do know is during those super low frequency time where you can fell the wave moving thru the room(what the sub suppose to do) the ceiling also vibrates.

Anyway, i have my sub volume at 12.

This post has been edited by lightning69: Mar 30 2010, 12:34 AM

I have one of these on top of the TV. The downlight on top of the woofer is those type where it fits into the plaster ceiling.