SVS is a manufacturer that is well established in home audio enthusiast circles. Now the company is bringing its popular subwoofer technologies into the custom installation market through the launch of its 3000 In-Wall Subwoofer.
The new in-wall subwoofer can be used for new construction and existing homes, and the company boasts that its new architectural subwoofer can match the performance levels of traditional in-room subwoofers.
“The 3000 In-Wall subwoofer has been in development for quite some time from SVS because our engineers were never content with anything less than reference performance for this important category,” states Gary Yacoubian, president, SVS.
“An architectural subwoofer that delivers truly breathtaking output with astonishing depth and accuracy, plus sophisticated tuning and control is a first. No more compromises for clients who want reference quality bass without taking up floorspace. Plus, it’s easy to install in any room and provides unmatched versatility.”
SVS 3000 In-Wall Subwoofer Delivers Bass Down to 22Hz
According to the company, its new in-wall subwoofer generates high levels of sound pressure levels (SPLs) through a pair of custom-designed, high-excursion 9-inch woofers that reside in a sealed aluminum and MDF cabinet that fits into a home’s 16-inch stud bay. The woofers utilize oversized motors, custom driver baskets and lightweight aluminum cones.
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Some of the other dealer conveniences the 3000 In-Wall Subwoofer provides include the ability to setup and tune the unit from the amplifier’s front-panel interface or from the company’s SVS Subwoofer Control and DSP app. The app is available on the Apple iOS and Android platforms, and integrators can setup custom presets, and control parameters such as volume control, crossover settings, as well as the subwoofer’s three-band, parametric EQ (equalization), and polarity. The subwoofer’s bi-directional feedback provides instantaneous feedback via the app and the amp’s front panel interface.
SVS adds the 3000 In-Wall Subwoofer’s enclosure, which mounts via dog legs clamps or screw-in direct mounting options, features rigid, aircraft-grade 2.5mm panels in the front and rear that wrap around an MDF frame. The cabinet includes extensive bracing to keep the enclosure as inert and vibration-free as possible, and its magnetic front grille can be painted to match the color of any room environment.
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