[rodal]

I'm curious to see what Velodyne SMS-1 owners are using as their subwoofer(s).


As a side note, I currently have the DLS-3750R and was wondering if it would be worth getting the SMS-1 or buying one of the SPL-R subs. From a price standpoint the SMS-1 would be the cheaper route.

 

[LeeLee]

What about selling your existing sub, add that money to the $600 or so needed for the SMS-1 and then throw in a couple hundred more since you are getting a new sub. You'd have, what, $1000 to play with?


I guess my main complaint with the SMS-1 route is that you are putting $600 worth of electronics to boost the performance of a $300 subwoofer.


Why?


Another choice would be to get a BFD and see how that works out for you.

 

[jakeman]

Mine is being delivered next week and I will be using it as the final tweak in an quad sub install of 2 Axiom EP600s and 2 EP500s.

 

[Ron Temple]

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Originally Posted by jakeman Mine is being delivered next week and I will be using it as the final tweak in an quad sub install of 2 Axiom EP600s and 2 EP500s.

...and that makes sense to me. I've seen the product demoed, it looks awesome. I just don't see how you can justify it if you don't have at least a couple grand invested in a sub(s). I mean I'd love to have it and it costs what it costs, just tough to justify over a BFD.