I'm not sure I'd call the PC-4000 "easy to carry around", but it's definitely less obtrusive once installed and it can go really deep.I have the PC-2000. At first I was skeptical about it due to its weight and form factor but I was proven wrong.
It can easily hit 18-17Hz and around 15Hz with room gain. Glad that SVS are continuing with these cylinders as it is so easy to carry around and place whereever you like without occupying a huge footprint.
Personally I won't be buying these heavy subs after owning these cylinders as what I get out of these for its weight and size exceeded my expectations.
I have the PC-2000. At first I was skeptical about it due to its weight and form factor but I was proven wrong.
It can easily hit 18-17Hz and around 15Hz with room gain. Glad that SVS are continuing with these cylinders as it is so easy to carry around and place whereever you like without occupying a huge footprint.
Personally I won't be buying these heavy subs after owning these cylinders as what I get out of these for its weight and size exceeded my expectations.
I'm not sure I'd call the PC-4000 "easy to carry around", but it's definitely less obtrusive once installed and it can go really deep.
The PC-4000 is actually 42kg, but I'll admit to being out of shape.I can see the weight is around 23 Kg which is 1/3rd the weight gigantic front firing subs. So in that context, this should be easy to carry. My entertainment room is the 2nd floor and I remember carrying the PC-2000 all by myself.
I've got the PC+ 20-39, and it's comfortably the oldest component in my setup now, and I've been considering upgrade options. This may require some serious examination.
The PC-4000 is actually 42kg, but I'll admit to being out of shape.
I can see the weight is around 23 Kg which is 1/3rd the weight gigantic front firing subs. So in that context, this should be easy to carry. My entertainment room is the 2nd floor and I remember carrying the PC-2000 all by myself.
NO! You dont need to spend more money just yet.I've always been tempted to change my PC-2000 to a sealed sub, but then I've always thought, id instantly regret it.. This seems to be the perfect "upgrade" option for me if I change the PC-2000.
Might have to get some saving done!
It is if you've ever seen the PB-4000!Somehow I don't think that having a near life size R2-D2 parked in the corner will be counted by my missus as 'unobtrusive'
It is if you've ever seen the PB-4000!
I know that when my PB series sub arrived, I really hoped that the box had a lot of packaging inside. It didn't!It is if you've ever seen the PB-4000!
I've always been tempted to change my PC-2000 to a sealed sub, but then I've always thought, id instantly regret it.. This seems to be the perfect "upgrade" option for me if I change the PC-2000.
Might have to get some saving done!
NO! You dont need to spend more money just yet.
I wonder if it would be better to upgrade my PC2000 to the 4000 or just get a second 2000.
I moved from a PB2000 to a PC and im certainly missing something. Im not getting that feeling of pressure or the doors vibrating even though the sub is in the same place.
I also put this down to Down fireing vs forward firing but maybe there is something to do with volume of the box vs its ported brethren.
There is not "supposed" to be that much difference however if you have people living below you then down firing is probably not appropriate.Horses for courses I guess. I always liked downfiring better and gave me better results. More pressure feeling on the ears.
Don't go sealed if you watch movies and have the space for a ported (enter the PC range). I went from an SB13 ultra to a PC12 Plus and never regretted a thing.[/QUOTE
Kind of glad you said that, I've got the PC2000 now. Always been tempted to get a sealed, but I just knew I'd miss this.. Anyway I've ran out of money for upgrades for a while now ha!!
I went from an sb 2000 to pb 2000 and regretted it, each to there ownDon't go sealed if you watch movies and have the space for a ported (enter the PC range). I went from an SB13 ultra to a PC12 Plus and never regretted a thing.
I went from an sb 2000 to pb 2000 and regretted it, each to there own