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post #1 of 24Old01-30-2016, 02:02 PM - Thread Starter
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Definitive Technology Powerfield 310 10' 250-Watt Powered Subwoofer
Hi all, this subwoofer is on sale. Is this a good model? its downward firing, which means the speaker is underneath? is that good? its more than 50% off!
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Originally Posted by velocci
Hi all, this subwoofer is on sale. Is this a good model? its downward firing, which means the speaker is underneath? is that good? its more than 50% off!
http://www.bestbuy.ca/en-CA/product/..717fa9c1f0en02
It's an 'ok' sub, it's not for than anything more than a small room and even though the specs say 20hz, you'll have to figure in reality, it'll only play clean down to about 35-30hz.
I'm a DefTech guy, but I don't think I'd give $300 for it.
For that price I'd go this route:
http://www.hsuresearch.com/products/stf-2.html
Seems like the same sub basically, but the HSU will give you better performance for the dollar.
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Remember the OP is in Canada so the HSU would be $500 before import duties, taxes and shipping
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ok I won't get it. but in general is downward firing good? would it give a lot of vibrations? I don't know if I want that. sure I like to feel the base a little, but I don't want things in my room shaking.
and another important questions is, my room is about 13x17 feet. is that considered small, medium or large?
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post #5 of 24Old01-31-2016, 02:29 PM - Thread Starter
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in general is downward firing good? would it give a lot of vibrations? I don't know if I want that. sure I like to feel the base a little, but I don't want things in my room shaking.
and another important questions is, my room is about 13x17 feet. is that considered small, medium or large?
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Downfiring is good. Your room is small. I wouldn't pay $300 for that sub. ($150, maybe.)
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Originally Posted by velocci
in general is downward firing good? would it give a lot of vibrations? I don't know if I want that. sure I like to feel the base a little, but I don't want things in my room shaking.
and another important questions is, my room is about 13x17 feet. is that considered small, medium or large?
The downward firing design isn't going to ness. vibrate things more, but there will be a slight difference in sound with different floor treatments (hardwood -vs- carpet) and smaller sized drivers. Basically the larger the driver or lower the Sub will play 'cleanly', the less the downward firing design will have an effect on what you seem to be concerned with.
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post #8 of 24Old01-31-2016, 04:43 PM - Thread Starter
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Originally Posted by eljaycanuck
Downfiring is good. Your room is small. I wouldn't pay $300 for that sub. ($150, maybe.)
what is it about the sub that says its not good? just curious.
nice basement!
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Originally Posted by velocci
what is it about the sub that says its not good? just curious. ..
The specs are questionable (which is par for the course with Def Tech) and I expect that the performance will be modest.
With the dollar the way it is these days, options are limited up here so maybe it's not a bad deal at $300. But I'd rather spend more and get something better.
YMMV.
.. nice basement!
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Originally Posted by eljaycanuck
The specs are questionable (which is par for the course with Def Tech) and I expect that the performance will be modest.
With the dollar the way it is these days, options are limited up here so maybe it's not a bad deal at $300. But I'd rather spend more and get something better.
YMMV.
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so what specs should I be looking for? I can't buy something really expensive cause I still have to buy the receiver, center speaker and rear speakers. and most importantly, I'm married. that should say it all. so tell me what good specs are and I'll try to find a speaker that is close to that as possible and fits my price range.
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There's a listing for a Klipsch Sub-12 on canuckaudiomart.com (CAM). Although the asking price is a bit high, I would take that sub over the DefTech sub.
As far as brand new goes, I'd put my money on an SVS PB-1000 from sonicboomaudio.com or electronicsforless.ca (SVS's two official Canadian distributors).
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post #12 of 24Old02-01-2016, 07:27 AM - Thread Starter
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Originally Posted by eljaycanuck
There's a listing for a Klipsch Sub-12 on canuckaudiomart.com (CAM). Although the asking price is a bit high, I would take that sub over the DefTech sub.
As far as brand new goes, I'd put my money on an SVS PB-1000 from sonicboomaudio.com or electronicsforless.ca (SVS's two official Canadian distributors).
the problem with the PB-1000 is that it says '2-meter ground plane away from reflective structures (quasi-anechoic)'. The only place for me to put the subwoofer will be in the corner, right next to my entertainment unit. so that means the left side and back will be next to the wall and the right side will be next to the entertainment unit. plus this sub is about $700, way out of my price range, unless it goes on sale at 50% off.
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Originally Posted by velocci
the problem with the PB-1000 is that it says '2-meter ground plane away from reflective structures (quasi-anechoic)'. ..
That is the condition under which the rated Frequency Response was obtained. It's not a guide to in-room subwoofer placement.
.. plus this sub is about $700, way out of my price range ..
Okay. But that Sub-12 on CAM isn't out of your range.
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I'm far from an expert, but from what I have read, in the $300 or less price range isnt the Dayton Sub-1200 like the best, or one of the best 'budget' subwoofers you can buy?
In Canada I believe it is somewhere around the $300 range for a sub-1200. While noone in America would pay that, that's just what it costs in Canada, even if you order from parts-express with its $138 sale price the shipping is what kills it more than the conversion.
SVS subs are like $803 for me after tax for the 1000 series and about $1193 or so for the 2000 series so their pretty damn expensive. I can't comment on the Klipsch sub because I have never heard one and haven't read anything about them.
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do most subs have a feature where they automatically turn on when your turn on the receiver? or will I have to manually turn it on each time I want to use it?
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Originally Posted by velocci
do most subs have a feature where they automatically turn on when your turn on the receiver? or will I have to manually turn it on each time I want to use it?
It depends on the individual sub.
Some have a manual On/Off switch that you simply leave on, it only draws very minimal power but is always ready.
Others have an internal switch that only turns the internal amp on when a signal is received via the RCA cable our speaker wire.
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[quote=velocci;41120858]Hi all, this subwoofer is on sale. Is this a good model? its downward firing, which means the speaker is underneath? is that good? its more than 50% off!
Hey Velocci,
which sub you end up getting? I'm in BC, Canada and facing the same problem you were having, looking for a decent sub around $300 CND, any suggestions?
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Hey Rodney, I didn't end up getting sub yet. I'm probably going to wait till Black Friday or cyber Monday. Plus I still need to get a center speaker. I don't know which is more important right now.
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Originally Posted by velocci
Hey Rodney, I didn't end up getting sub yet. I'm probably going to wait till Black Friday or cyber Monday. Plus I still need to get a center speaker. I don't know which is more important right now.

Thanks for replying, Velocci.

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I'm still researching what to get too. It seems like there are not a lot of choices in Canada and I don't want to get something cheap for now and upgrade later on.
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there is always amazon. let me know what you get. PM me.
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I was having the same problem until I found a local guy selling an 18' driver on kijiji. Now I'm going to build a DIY 18' ported subwoofer..
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Originally Posted by sigpig
I was having the same problem until I found a local guy selling an 18' driver on kijiji. Now I'm going to build a DIY 18' ported subwoofer..
Cool. post pictures of it when you're done and let us know how it sounds.
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Cool. post pictures of it when you're done and let us know how it sounds.
Don't worry - I will have a build thread in the DIY speaker/sub forum..
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