Product Comparison: Elac S12EQ vs SVS PB-2000
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- It is a great size, makes my whole system sound better and the ability to calibrate the unit into the room makes this a best buy!
- The unit is heavy but looks nice and fit easily into the spot previously occupied by my old sub-woofer.
- My point is that while the unit is heavy, it is not abnormally large for a subwoofer.
- As for its size it's huge and heavy. But you really get what you're paying for with this.
- This speaker is big and heavy. But the lines are clean and it fits in with most interior designs.
- Nice looking, heavy and big - the real deal.
- This subwoofer is a monster in sound and in size (it's HUGE) and I can't say enough wonderful things about it.
- This thing is huge! Too big considering its performance.
- The only downside may be its size, but with ported subwoofers, size matters.
- A 500-watt (RMS) amplifier provides ample power to the front-firing active driver.
- Down-firing 12″ passive radiator augments low-frequency output. ELAC specifies the frequency response of the sub from 28 to 150 Hz.
- The S12EQ provides a flexible 1-band parametric EQ that lets you dial in the exact bass response you want.
- The Elac S12EQ has a modern chic look to it. It has a BASH amplifier which is what is found on many high quality powered subwoofers.
- This unit fills in those lower frequencies in such a profound way that I now know what I have been missing by not starting out my set-up with higher-end gear.
- This sub woofer is amazing, i listen to a lot of bass heavy music so the upgrade from my 8 inch 100 watt Yamaha to this was much needed. this sub woofer can pump out super low frequencies with ease.
- Its ability to switch frequencies on the fly is what differentiates it from other sub woofers on the market. when listening to heavy bass EDM such as G Jones, Tipper, or Bassnectar it performs wonderfully and can create massive sound pressure in my room with no problem
- Good sub that delivers solid low frequencies.
- Punchy, tight and accurate sound down to about 60hz, Significantly worse from there down.
- The low frequency sound gets very muddy and sloppy at times with certain music. Especially with hip hop/trap/trance/deep house
- The app-based DSP found in the S12EQ sets it apart from other similarly priced subwoofers I’ve seen and heard.
- I successfully connected to the sub using an iPhone, an Android phone, and an Android tablet.
- Auto-EQ function is a quick and easy 2-step calibration that smooths out a lumpy bass-response curve.
- The app provides a volume control, phase control, delay control, and a variable lowpass filter—all very useful tools for subwoofer integration.
- Gone are all external controls you typically find—there are no knobs or switches in sight. On the back of the sub, there’s nothing but an RCA input and a reset switch. Do not habitually.
- Very articulate bass with excellent control and dynamics.
- The oak finish also looks fantastic, so if aesthetics are a concern do not worry.
- RCA input quit working after a few weeks.
- The veneer finish is a little cheap, moderately easy to peel at the edges. Knicked the corner when carrying the sub into another room and it peeled back.
- The app remote was well designed, easy to navigate and connected smoothly.
- It connects perfectly to my receiver and demonstrates excellent performance.
- I like that it does not have many connectors for plugging in, which makes it easy to connect to my receiver.
- With this subwoofer, you will forever forget what tangled wires are because it has 1 wonderful connector that works great and connects stably to my receiver.
- The smart phone app would not connect with the sub. I had to unplug the sub to "reboot" it, which resolved the issue.