Already did bro n somehow I still prefer mine.

This post has been edited by arremie: Jul 1 2009, 05:48 PM

10-R better than 10nsd SVS?

I don't think the 10R can get anywhere close to the 10NSD. The size of the NSD is so much bigger and that is already a big plus for sub.

Yes I like 10R better than 10NSD coz that SVS does not produce the feeling I like.

no bombompow? or no biling balang?

care to elaborate?

The 10NSD doesn't rattle my 'thing'

The boom boom kapoww of 10NSD does not vibrate the sofa and not heart pounding. 10R does that

fuyoo, why? does 10NSD do air-shifting? so ur hair on leg feel swiving left right?

correct attitude la bro.. there is no right or wrong.. if u like it get it.. if u dont like it dont buy

how about REL or hsu? also not rattling?

Tun,

The rattling is normally associated with mid-bass. Some subs are tuned to have a peak at this range. And it just loses its balances upon diving below 30Hz.

Most high end sub and well-made sub have a flat tone. This will seams beautifully with your speakers. Anyway, like mys_terious said no right or wrong. It's a matter of personal preference.

I like a sub with flat curve. Easy to integrate and when it comes, it REALLY hit you. If free, come over and you ll know what I am saying.

arremie, you went after he calibrates his sub?

Agreed with u there. I prefer 10R over 10NSD but that doesn't mean 10R is better than 10NSD or vice versa. Each to its own

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Added on July 2, 2009, 9:27 amNot yet bro. That's why I don't pass any definite judgment just yet. I'm waiting for a few DVD from Amazon then I go to his crib again n see. He said its better now and I hope it is. Anyway I still got the feeling it will not be my cup of tea

This post has been edited by arremie: Jul 2 2009, 09:27 AM

this type of peak some sub manufacturer intentional tune in to make their sub sound more powerful to hide their sub's weakness. The end result is user would normally have a turn the volume level down when listen to music as this peak will sound too loud for music.

If the sub is at it's peak on the mid bass, you'll probably get loads of Boom Boom with Power.
From what I experience with the SVS, is that it's pretty real. But you do some how feel that it's not working sometimes, but when it does .. it really DO!
I'm very happy with it and would probably go for a 12", but one thing for sure, it's VERY BALANCED and blends in with any speakers.

Yep Yep do come over.

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Added on July 2, 2009, 11:40 amI wont say it's a weakness, Some speakers are Bright and some are just Harder on the Bass. It's just different and to cater for different taste.
Oh yea, I use the same volume for Movies and Music.

This post has been edited by s6xs9x: Jul 2 2009, 11:40 AM

Haha..

Then u should be immune to de poison liao..

To me, its a weakness because it is boosting bass that is not suppose to be there. What we need is real bass, not loud bass. If its there, then blow me away...but if its not there, don't boost it to just to make me feel good about my sub.

I guess it all depends on the tuning of the sub. If there is an artificial peak in the midbass then not so good.

But what if it is flat to 30 Hz then rolls off sharply after that? I wonder how such a sub would sound like.

then I guess this kind of sub, you don't really get to hear or rather feel the bottom end of the lower frequency.

I got them. + 5M and 8M cables + 1 free T-shirt. Finally got them after all the anxiety.

The sub. in the middle is 12SPL.

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Congrats JWJY, I feel so mad that SVS is not return to me about the shipping.



This post has been edited by lightning69: Jul 2 2009, 08:08 PM

I did some testing using this part of the transformer 1 movie - Bring the Rain

Two SVS pc12-NSD vs 1 Velo SPL1200. (Sorry about the T-shirt, forgot to take away)
Conclusion is that the SVS can go really low. I would prefer if it is a sealed box.


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