SVS 3000 Micro Subwoofer : ( Review )

 

                                                        SVS 3000 Micro Subwoofer

There is a need for extra bass, but how can a subwoofer be integrated when it is becoming to be a problem? Several issues are simply resolved with the SVS 3000 Mini. We tried him.

The American subwoofer expert SV-Sound, often referred to as simply SVS, is actively extending its product line. The SB 1000 Pro (closed), PB 1000 Pro (with bass reflex), and 3000 Mini are the three new stars in the bass galaxy. In this trial, we saw on the latter.

The SB-16 Ultra, a huge device that poses a risk to wall plaster, all the way down to the adorable 3000 Mini, is now included in the SVS product line. Do not be fooled, though, by the attractive appearance. Whether it was truly just, it was questioned after the pressure that emerged later in the test.

One or more specialised depth workers are often incorporated into the speaker system for home theatre to create an immersive audio experience. But, listeners on two channels also enjoy using bass boxes and are becoming less and less devoted to a particular speaker manufacturer. Customers love SVS a lot.

Fair price, easy operation, or creative app control are the causes of this. Controlling the subwoofer using an app is essential if the listening location does not have an AV receiver with advanced calibration through a microphone. The software here is priceless since conventional audio systems often function with amplifiers without calibration.

How, therefore, should we handle the subwoofer? Whether they have a front grille or not, black boxes frequently don't blend in well with the cosy setting. The 3000 Micro steps in at this point. With its 29.7 x 27.2 x 27.7 cm (LxHxW) measurements, the cube is not very large. On the front, all that is visible is a faint SVS logo.

Behind round grilles are the bass drivers on the left and right. Piano Gloss Black and Piano Gloss White are the hues, and they both have a very elegant appearance. Stereo cinch outputs and inputs are used to connect the sub. The amp's LFE output, if one is present, can also be utilised with one of these.

The moments of movement cancel each other out and the vibrations are not communicated to the housing or substrate because the drivers operate in push-pull, which rotates the phase of the signal by 180 degrees.

Throughout the test, it was clear how precisely the bass was reproduced. An benefit while playing music is the 3000 Micro's closed housing. We had a hard time believing that the small object was the only source of the bass in the listening area since it was so loud.

App

Perhaps one of the greatest applications available for subwoofers is the SVS app. Devices running Fire OS, iOS, and Android can all use it. With the help of the app, you can easily and clearly regulate the crossover frequencies, parametric equalisation, polarity, room amplification, and many other bass management features.

Frequency

The lower transmission limit (-6 dB) is between 22 and 26 Hz depending on the crossover configuration, which provides astonishingly deep bass power given the size. As can be seen in the distortion diagram, the SVS produces proportionately less deep bass at higher volumes. Without making any concessions, 91 dBSPL is achievable, and if our distortion and compression limitations are just a little bit pushed, at least 100 dBSPL is feasible. Using only 7 W of electricity.