SVS PB-2000 Pro Subwoofer

Description

Breathtaking output and subterranean low frequency extension down to 16 Hz with astonishing detail and accuracy. Features all-new 12-inch high-excursion SVS driver and 550 watts RMS, 1,500+ watts peak power Sledge STA-550D amplifier with fully discrete MOSFET output. Harnessing the massive power while ensuring unerring control and room-energizing bass response is a 50 MHz Analog Devices Audio DSP. PB-2000 Pro also features the SVS subwoofer smartphone app for convenient control of volume, DSP functions, custom presets and more.

Features:

16Hz to 290Hz +/-3dB (standard mode)
17Hz to 290Hz +/-3dB (sealed mode)
Premium Black Ash and Piano Gloss Black finish options
Protective non-resonant extra-thick ABS fabric mesh grille
Front-firing 12-inch high-excursion SVS driver
Dual 3-inch ports
Rear-mounted Sledge 550-watt RMS Class D amplifier with 1,500+ watts of Peak Power and Intelligent Control Interface (ICI)
Iso-elastomer feet
Robust Medium Density Fibreboard (MDF) cabinet construction
Dimensions (w/ grille): 532mm H X 440mm W X 600mm D
Dimensions (without grille): 532mm X 440mm W X 571mm D
Weight (unboxed): 29.4kg with Grill

Review Links:

SVS PB-2000 Pro subwoofer reviewed as part of Prime 5.1.2 system, Home Cinema Choice, Feb 2021, BEST BUY, SEE REVIEWS AND DOWNLOADS

SVS PB-2000 Pro subwoofer, AVForums Best Home Cinema Subwoofer 2021, SEE AWARDS ROUNDUP HERE

SVS 2000 Pro Series Flyer

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SVS PB-2000 PRO PRODUCT REVIEW, BEST BUY HCC FEB 21

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Featuring versatile ‘Elevation’ height speakers and the brutal PB-2000 Pro sub, SVS' Prime 5.1.2 system has wowed Home Cinema Choice mag editor Mark Craven with a Best Buy mix of clarity, precision and cohesion. He says: “SVS's Elevation speakers are a neat and effective 3D audio solution – add them to their well-priced Prime siblings and you have a cracking immersive 5.1.2 system, mixing compact cabinets with a sizeable sub for a best-of-both worlds performance. Perfectly suited to blockbuster cinema, it's capable of sounding utterly brutal, but doesn't skimp on clarity, imaging precision and cohesion. It should find plenty of fans”