my room size is 24 feet x 21 feet. the room is a dedicated home theatre. Will a 400 watts 15" subwoofer do or will i need 2 10" subwoofers of 300 watts? Among velodyne, svs and earthquake which one should i go for?
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which subwoofer for a home theatre?
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According to those that know....
10-inch subs won't produce the ground shaking low frequency effects you might like, so no matter how many you have you won't get the same effect as a single 15-incher.
10-inch subs typically only go down as far as 35 to 40 Hz, and you need them to go down to 20 or 25 Hz for the floor-shaking to begin.
I have two Polk PSW110 10-inchers in a 19 foot x 12.5 foot dedicated home theater (sic) room and that's certainly true. The -3dB limit is 38 Hz. I bought them, BTW, as factory seconds, more or less at half price, but I wish I'd just bought one bigger one instead.
Go for a single 12 or 15 incher as your budget dictates but make sure the frequency response and the -3dB cutoff in particular goes really really low. I have no idea, unfortunately, about brands for sale in the UK these days.
10-inch subs won't produce the ground shaking low frequency effects you might like, so no matter how many you have you won't get the same effect as a single 15-incher.
10-inch subs typically only go down as far as 35 to 40 Hz, and you need them to go down to 20 or 25 Hz for the floor-shaking to begin.
I have two Polk PSW110 10-inchers in a 19 foot x 12.5 foot dedicated home theater (sic) room and that's certainly true. The -3dB limit is 38 Hz. I bought them, BTW, as factory seconds, more or less at half price, but I wish I'd just bought one bigger one instead.
Go for a single 12 or 15 incher as your budget dictates but make sure the frequency response and the -3dB cutoff in particular goes really really low. I have no idea, unfortunately, about brands for sale in the UK these days.
I am going with the klipsch RP-280 7 speaker set up. So now il go forward with the klipsch subwoofer. My options are:
1. 1 15" Klipsch R-115 woofer: frequency response 18 - 152 Hz ; Power 400W RMS / 800W peak
2. 2 12" Klipsch R-112 woofers - frequency response 24 - 125 Hz ; Power 300W RMS / 600W peak
The difference in price of both the options is not an issue. So as per my room size, which one should i go for?
1. 1 15" Klipsch R-115 woofer: frequency response 18 - 152 Hz ; Power 400W RMS / 800W peak
2. 2 12" Klipsch R-112 woofers - frequency response 24 - 125 Hz ; Power 300W RMS / 600W peak
The difference in price of both the options is not an issue. So as per my room size, which one should i go for?
Have you considered Power Sound Audio Subs instead? I find proper sub companies make better products than speaker companies making subs generally
The sub doesnt have to match the speakers - there is no such thing as matching - all subs can integrate with all speakers just fine.
If your sold on the Klipsh - you have big room see if you can stump up the extra for the dual 15" I think you will benefit and thats the model that seems to garner the praise
The sub doesnt have to match the speakers - there is no such thing as matching - all subs can integrate with all speakers just fine.
If your sold on the Klipsh - you have big room see if you can stump up the extra for the dual 15" I think you will benefit and thats the model that seems to garner the praise
Go for the single R115. You can always add another later.
Oh, and please put us all out of our misery and tell us where you live..
Oh, and please put us all out of our misery and tell us where you live..
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