|
Audio Asylum Thread Printer Get a view of an entire thread on one page |
For Sale Ads |
Hi.Wondering if anyone can give me some suggestions for a Subwoofer for a HT setup consisting of the following. I have limited time due to other committments to go into detailed and long listening sessions and looking basically for a short list so I can save time.
B&W Matrix 805's and HTM
Boston VRS-Pro
Onkyo TXDS777
Rotel 991 and 993So far I have read about and heard a couple of the following (some of which are discontinued and would have to be acquired second hand) and am after something that will compliment the detached, Matrix sound of my B&W's. The VRS-Pro's make a good match as rears and want to continue that theme:
B&W Matrix 800ASW (discontinued and hard to find S/H in Sydney)
B&W ASW2000
Boston VR2000 (Also discontinued but probably available S/H)
REL (various models in their range)
Various Velodyne Subs
Krix Siesmix 3 and 5 (Australian Subs)
M&K 150THX (I think that's the model number - about $1700 AUD)My system is in an L-shaped room but at one end which serves as the loungeroom of medium size.
Any suggestions on which of these would integrate well with the rest of the system or any other alternatives would be most appreciated.
Thanks.
Follow Ups:
I have N804s and listened to a number of subs to complete my system. I ended up w/a REL Storm III. This sub is awsome. I'm not sure what your price range is but under around 2k this beats the HSU, Velodyne HGS and the Sunfire. The Velodyne is probably marginally better for HT but for music the REL kicks ass. It is very transparent and easy to integrate. I have mine in the back of the room and people NEVER have any idea there is a sub in the room. They just think my N804s sound awsome...listen for yourself...1.REL Storm III
2.VElodyne HGS-12
3.HSU (model?)
4.Sunfire True?
Hi Alex,Thanks for that.
Yes, I have read some awesome reviews of the REL Storm III. Not sure how much in Australia (I think about 600GPB in UK so probably around AUD2000.
I think I have since seen your review of the sub on audioreview.com
Thanks again.
This post is made possible by the generous support of people like you and our sponsors: