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Abstract: SVS 3000 Micro Subwoofer Review Sonic dynamite in a small package. Review By Maurice JeffriesI have a confession to make! Steven R. Rochlin, the Creative Director and guiding light at Enjoy the Music.com, had to beg, and I mean beg, to get me to...
The SVS Micro 3000 has significantly more clean output than its size would suggest, The relatively small eight-inch driver size and sealed enclosure helped the Micro 3000 reproduce detains making for smooth transitions, even at higher frequencies, The sma
The SVS Micro 3000 is pricey relative to its output, if enclosure size is not critical there are other subwoofers that provide more bang for the buck, including others within the SVS lineup, The lack of high pass outputs is not normally an issue, but with
It would be easy to look at the SVS Micro 3000 and classify as a “lifestyle subwoofer” but that would be a mistake. The Micro 3000 is small in size, but not performance. There is no doubt that a larger subwoofer can move more air allowing to play louder a...
Abstract: Whether you're building a surround sound system from the ground up, or improving an existing home theater setup, or even beefing up your two-channel listening room, a subwoofer is an integral part of any good sound system. Low frequencies have a tremendou...
Published: 2021-07-23, Author: Herb , review by: stereophile.com
Abstract: But I was never inspired to try one until a new category of subwoofer appeared: the "micro" (aka soccer-ball) subwoofer. The minute I saw the little KEF KC62, a 10" cube, I imagined it could do 0-100Hz and back to zero in record time. I reported on the KE...
Abstract: Once upon a time, there were three bears, with three subwoofers. You probably can guess how this story ends. Designing a subwoofer is simple: big box, big driver, powerful amplifier. You wind up with something the size of a small refrigerator, but it does...
Expensive,Those after more extension should look at bigger subs
An expensive but effective way of adding some low-end oomph to smaller surround set-ups, the SVS 3000 Micro punches hard but isn't a one-note brute when it comes to delivering an explosive home cinema experience. PROS Compact size Clean, powerful bass pe...
Published: 2022-10-27, Author: Martin , review by: avforums.com
Full and weighted soundstage, Unapologetic and muscular, Surprisingly musical, Exquisite compact housing, Comprehensive features and app control, Excellent value
A superb addition to SVS's portfolio of home cinema subwoofers that outperforms its size and price point. Overall styling and the Bluetooth control app are positives too...
Abstract: Other models in SVS's 3000 series use a single, large woofer in a sealed or ported enclosure. Here, however, the US bass specialist has introduced its smallest ever subwoofer driver (an 8in aluminium cone), and fitted two of them within a new, rock-solid...
