Thank you so much sir! Definitely have a ways to go to get my setup and channel up to your level but this is just a side hobby for me right now that I typically don't have time for. But definitely appreciate your support. Feel free to contact me with any feedback you may have :)
great vid. lov the overall gamut that you cover bout sealed vs ported the diff brands and how they compare to each other also the 1 vs 2 subs. great range of info... thanks, lov to see your theater down the line. keep it up
Thanks so much watching and for the compliment. Just posted a vid of my home theater as it was in Sept 2021 a few days ago. Be sure to check it out and let me know what you think: th-cam.com/video/0eFV17fC6Ms/w-d-xo.html
This is a really in depth look at the considerations of a dual subwoofer - especially the analysis you mapped showing performance vs cost. I've gotta get my AV game up
Hey thanks for the comment 😉. And thanks for the compliment on the overview. I know it was LONG so if you got through it, props to you! I'll have some more insightful Home Theater videos up that will hopefully help folks like yourself ramp up quickly 🙂
Nice video on getting your feet wet in building your system. I run dual SB16’s & dual SB-4000’s in a Klipsch 7.4 System. Marantz AV7705, Parasound A23+ and A52+ with minidsp 2X4 HD. You talk about high sensitivity speakers with class a Parasound power with four nice tight bass - magical.
Cool thanks for the comment! We actually have similar systems. I have a parasound halo a21 and a52+ powering my main 7ch. Love those amps. I have paradigm reference studio speakers currently to go along with that. Great system all around! I’ll do a more in depth tour of my current setup and then what changes I will make on my road to endgame
Great job on the review and info. I have upgraded my duals 4 times and currently sitting with pb4000 but getting the size and considering these Sb16 but was worried about low end but Your explanation and info just made my mind Up. Thank you sir
i currently have 2 classics dual subs in my theater the B&W asw 4000's remember those? thinking bout upgrading to 2 Rhythmic ported 18s. great vid. look forward to ur next ones
Also realized that I did not include specs or details on the SB16 Ultras. These things are absolute beasts!! For those interested: Website: www.svsound.com/products/sb16-ultra Quick Specs Driver | 16" Amplifier | 1500 watts RMS (5000+ watts peak) Freq. Response | 16-460 Hz ±3dB Dimension | 20" (H) 19.5" (W) 20.1" (D) Weight (unboxed): 122 pounds Shipped Weight: 145.9 pounds
I have 2 SB16s, too....... I get bass deep enough at low volumes that puts pressure between my head. Believe me, you're going to get below 20hz with two SB16s
Yes. I've had the SB16s for two years now. I still don't feel like I'm maximizing them but they definitely have plenty of output. Great subs all around...especially with music :)
Well a few reasons depending on what you want. For one, the Rythmik FV25HP is a ported sub while the SB16 ultras are sealed. I discussed that in the video in terms of ported vs sealed. I was looking for sealed so that ruled out the FV25 (the F18 would be the comparable sealed sub). 2nd, the FV25HP is MUCH larger than the SB16 ultra (even much larger than the PB16-ultra) in terms of dimensions and weight (dual 15" drivers in a single cabinet and over 200lbs each). You need the adequate space to accommodate them and their aesthetics may not be as pleasing to some. Also, the FV25HP is nearly 50% more expensive than the SB16ultra. You can definitely make the case that you get what you pay for there as the raw performance will definitely beat an SB16ultra. But if you have budget restrictions, that may be a factor as well. See the Rythmik FV25HP here: www.rythmikaudio.com/FV25HP.html
@@durbin5922 No not at the time. I've heard of them and they seem fairly solid but SVS subs are generally have a bit more engineering in them (higher spec amps, heavier construction, PEQ, app controls etc).
Hey Brother. TH-cam recommended me your video and I clicked on it and heard the shout out you gave. I appreciate the kind words. I know it's a year later but I'd be happy to see your journey since then. It would be cool if you sent me some videos and photos of your setup and maybe we can throw it up on my channel! Keep up the good work.
Hey @Kspaceguy! Great to hear from you. Yep, I appreciate your work with sharing your Home Theater journey and was inspired by it. Granted, my TH-cam channel is not my primary job as I have as full 9-7 gig working with a large computer tech company but it's fun to throw some content out there when I can and engage with folks sharing my hobbies. Regarding, sharing my content, I would start by checking out the videos in my Home Theater playlist(th-cam.com/play/PL5PtjEDmbvzXvZAnW2VCg--m_x0YojGW0.html) on my channel. That includes a full home theater tour of my setup from Sept 2021 (I've already done a number of upgrades and will do an updated tour later this Fall) as well as my first impressions of my AVM90. I'd be happy to send you other media directly if you have an email I can send them to. I appreciate you checking out the channel and I hope to stay in touch going forward 😉
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Thanks for the shoutout and congrats on the new subs! Glad to hear my videos have been inspirational with your home theater journey.
Thank you so much sir! Definitely have a ways to go to get my setup and channel up to your level but this is just a side hobby for me right now that I typically don't have time for. But definitely appreciate your support. Feel free to contact me with any feedback you may have :)
great vid. lov the overall gamut that you cover bout sealed vs ported the diff brands and how they compare to each other also the 1 vs 2 subs. great range of info... thanks, lov to see your theater down the line. keep it up
Thanks so much watching and for the compliment. Just posted a vid of my home theater as it was in Sept 2021 a few days ago. Be sure to check it out and let me know what you think: th-cam.com/video/0eFV17fC6Ms/w-d-xo.html
Good choice! I have a couple of these, they are great subs you will have fun with them!
Indeed they are 🙂
Nice man! Yuge bass right there, sealed too, tight! Great for music too, nice call over the ported version.
Thanks for listening
This is a really in depth look at the considerations of a dual subwoofer - especially the analysis you mapped showing performance vs cost. I've gotta get my AV game up
Hey thanks for the comment 😉. And thanks for the compliment on the overview. I know it was LONG so if you got through it, props to you! I'll have some more insightful Home Theater videos up that will hopefully help folks like yourself ramp up quickly 🙂
Well Done ........Great review I'm on the same path so good to see your passion.
Thank you! Let me know more about your journey as you go along
Nice video on getting your feet wet in building your system. I run dual SB16’s & dual SB-4000’s in a Klipsch 7.4 System. Marantz AV7705, Parasound A23+ and A52+ with minidsp 2X4 HD. You talk about high sensitivity speakers with class a Parasound power with four nice tight bass - magical.
Cool thanks for the comment! We actually have similar systems. I have a parasound halo a21 and a52+ powering my main 7ch. Love those amps. I have paradigm reference studio speakers currently to go along with that. Great system all around! I’ll do a more in depth tour of my current setup and then what changes I will make on my road to endgame
Yep thanks for the comment William T! Good taste in equipment! Parasound is great!
Great job on the review and info. I have upgraded my duals 4 times and currently sitting with pb4000 but getting the size and considering these Sb16 but was worried about low end but Your explanation and info just made my mind Up. Thank you sir
Awesome! Thanks for the comment and glad I can help!
i currently have 2 classics dual subs in my theater the B&W asw 4000's remember those? thinking bout upgrading to 2 Rhythmic ported 18s. great vid. look forward to ur next ones
Cool thanks for watching the vid. Man 2 Rhythmic ported 18s would rock hard! Killer subs for sure. Good luck with the upgrade.
Also realized that I did not include specs or details on the SB16 Ultras. These things are absolute beasts!! For those interested:
Website: www.svsound.com/products/sb16-ultra
Quick Specs
Driver | 16"
Amplifier | 1500 watts RMS (5000+ watts peak)
Freq. Response | 16-460 Hz ±3dB
Dimension | 20" (H) 19.5" (W) 20.1" (D)
Weight (unboxed): 122 pounds
Shipped Weight: 145.9 pounds
I have 2 SB16s, too....... I get bass deep enough at low volumes that puts pressure between my head. Believe me, you're going to get below 20hz with two SB16s
Yes. I've had the SB16s for two years now. I still don't feel like I'm maximizing them but they definitely have plenty of output. Great subs all around...especially with music :)
Great video very informative thank you.
Sure no problem. Glad you found it useful :)
So looking at your chart why not get the Rythmik FV2HP over the SB 16 Ultras?
Well a few reasons depending on what you want. For one, the Rythmik FV25HP is a ported sub while the SB16 ultras are sealed. I discussed that in the video in terms of ported vs sealed. I was looking for sealed so that ruled out the FV25 (the F18 would be the comparable sealed sub). 2nd, the FV25HP is MUCH larger than the SB16 ultra (even much larger than the PB16-ultra) in terms of dimensions and weight (dual 15" drivers in a single cabinet and over 200lbs each). You need the adequate space to accommodate them and their aesthetics may not be as pleasing to some. Also, the FV25HP is nearly 50% more expensive than the SB16ultra. You can definitely make the case that you get what you pay for there as the raw performance will definitely beat an SB16ultra. But if you have budget restrictions, that may be a factor as well.
See the Rythmik FV25HP here: www.rythmikaudio.com/FV25HP.html
@@TruTechnoGamer Thanks. What about PSA subs? No look at them?
@@durbin5922 No not at the time. I've heard of them and they seem fairly solid but SVS subs are generally have a bit more engineering in them (higher spec amps, heavier construction, PEQ, app controls etc).
Hey Brother. TH-cam recommended me your video and I clicked on it and heard the shout out you gave. I appreciate the kind words. I know it's a year later but I'd be happy to see your journey since then. It would be cool if you sent me some videos and photos of your setup and maybe we can throw it up on my channel! Keep up the good work.
Hey @Kspaceguy! Great to hear from you. Yep, I appreciate your work with sharing your Home Theater journey and was inspired by it. Granted, my TH-cam channel is not my primary job as I have as full 9-7 gig working with a large computer tech company but it's fun to throw some content out there when I can and engage with folks sharing my hobbies.
Regarding, sharing my content, I would start by checking out the videos in my Home Theater playlist(th-cam.com/play/PL5PtjEDmbvzXvZAnW2VCg--m_x0YojGW0.html) on my channel. That includes a full home theater tour of my setup from Sept 2021 (I've already done a number of upgrades and will do an updated tour later this Fall) as well as my first impressions of my AVM90. I'd be happy to send you other media directly if you have an email I can send them to. I appreciate you checking out the channel and I hope to stay in touch going forward 😉
When you get subs again get Monolith 13/16 they go super low for the price even the cheapest 700$ one it goes down to 16 hertz