Trying to get my hands on a decent sub for now and want to make dual subs later. Originally wanted to get the PB12-NSD (which were on sale here in Canada) but realized they are sold out and discontinued. My plan was to buy one now and one later since my research told me that they are just as good or better compared to a single PB12 Plus, which is sufficient to fill a 4000 cubic ft. room.
My problem now is that the only ones available to me are now the 300 watt PB-1000s or the 500 watt PB-2000s. The NSD was already kind of out of my price range but I was ready to swallow that cost. the PB-2000 at $889+tax is way over my $500 ballpark...
Since I am a speaker noobie, I could not find any information regarding mixing subs. It seems most people get identical subs when dual subbing but in some topics, I've read people using different subs as well without receiving any criticisms.
So my question is, if I get a PB-1000 and later mix it with a PB-2000, is this going to cause a major issue? Do subwoofers need to match similar models?
In the future, I want a dual sub system that is going to truly fill my room with soul trembling bass so I'd rather bite the bullet (and sell my headphones...) to get the PB-2000 if dual subbing it with a PB-1000 is out of the question.
Thanks. And I apologize in advance if this question can be found elsewhere. I could not find a topic with a direct answer to this question.
Trying to get my hands on a decent sub for now and want to make dual subs later. Originally wanted to get the PB12-NSD (which were on sale here in Canada) but realized they are sold out and discontinued. My plan was to buy one now and one later since my research told me that they are just as good or better compared to a single PB12 Plus, which is sufficient to fill a 4000 cubic ft. room.
My problem now is that the only ones available to me are now the 300 watt PB-1000s or the 500 watt PB-2000s. The NSD was already kind of out of my price range but I was ready to swallow that cost. the PB-2000 at $889+tax is way over my $500 ballpark...
Since I am a speaker noobie, I could not find any information regarding mixing subs. It seems most people get identical subs when dual subbing but in some topics, I've read people using different subs as well without receiving any criticisms.
So my question is, if I get a PB-1000 and later mix it with a PB-2000, is this going to cause a major issue? Do subwoofers need to match similar models?
In the future, I want a dual sub system that is going to truly fill my room with soul trembling bass so I'd rather bite the bullet (and sell my headphones...) to get the PB-2000 if dual subbing it with a PB-1000 is out of the question.
Thanks. And I apologize in advance if this question can be found elsewhere. I could not find a topic with a direct answer to this question.