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@2HatHudders

3 жыл бұрын

Is the give away only for Canada? Not England? 😬

@rangajiramachandran7979

3 жыл бұрын

Oh, difficult choice and considering waf plus wallet... svs micro is my choice

@robertthurston6858

3 жыл бұрын

I hope win the REL Subwoofer. Thanks

@TheMasterofComment

3 жыл бұрын

How would this even work? It's not possible to detect whether the user has shared or meet the requirements

@_superjab_

3 жыл бұрын

Did the draw already happen? Who won? Cant seem to find the anouncement in any of your page. Same with the tekton lore giveaway. Thanks guys and more power!

KEF KC62 for me. Musicality and ability to disappear are most important for me. KEF has the lowest SPL output but I tend to run my subwoofer on the low setting anyway. Nice video guys. Great job!

Excellent video. Really useful and interesting comparison. I have 2 Rel T9I subs which I use to augment my Kef Ref 5 floorstanders. I’ve been thinking of placing a 3rd sub at the rear of the room. I was leaning toward the Kef. Your video has pushed me more towards the Rel. Keep up the good work.

For music listening, I'd go with the Kef. Absolutely. Having a greater extension and a more linear and faster bass response is really nice to get it to integrate naturally with other speakers.

The Kef really has my eye. In addition to multiple exceptional reviews, the size is just hard to beat. I could easily integrate dual KC62s into my smaller room without impacting the aesthetics or feel of the space in my smaller listening room. Not that any of these are large, but the KC62s are just so small, and the rounded matte finish boxes just seem more discrete. The white can just blend in to the walls and melt away.

@Ford363Stroker

Жыл бұрын

Agreed. My KC62 arrives in two days.

@MOAB-UT

Жыл бұрын

@@Ford363Stroker Nice. How do you like your KC62?

@MOAB-UT

Жыл бұрын

It has your eye because you have a good eye! It's top notch.

@losriosprofundos2113

Жыл бұрын

I returned the KC62. You can definitely feel it. I just thought it lacked any type of texture or nuance compared to my SVS SB1000 Pro.

@williekenk

Жыл бұрын

@@losriosprofundos2113 Appreciate the feedback!

Thank you guys for another objective and logical video. Sounds like its impossible to decide between the REL and the KEF without listening to them side by side. Thank you again!

I love the utility of the SVS app, and combined with the affordability, I’d have to spend the extra hundred and get duals! No brainer for me. Having dual PB3000’s has been a game changer in my home. Also, since it’s dual use (70% movies, 30% music), it would be the perfect option. One final point not mentioned regarding the SVS connectivity is the Soundpath wireless integration. It is very handy for certain setups when wires are difficult to run. Their latest tri-band system is fantastic. Great comparison points gentleman. I enjoyed this a lot.

@michael-4k4000

2 ай бұрын

Any thoughts on Kef?

I used to have an older REL T3 and it was an impressive little sub. It was in my budget at the time but knew going in it was undersized for the room (open layout home) but even then it was fantastic. It was still loud enough to shake the kitchen cabinets and rattle the glasses. But it also sounded clean and simply blended in when listening to music. The extension was impressive and seemed more than specified by REL. Sadly though the amp died after 6 years of service. I’ll be buying the new T7X soon and can’t wait!

@kaydencarr7930

Ай бұрын

I had a real T1 loved that sub

Another awesome video! I thought that the KEF subwoofers would be the ones for me, but after watching this video, I am way more interested to learn more about the REL's subwoofer. You guys gave the more to think about. Thanks for the video comparison!

@MOAB-UT

Жыл бұрын

What did you get? KEF beats REL for music...and I own a REL 1205.

I would probably choose the Rel in white but don’t think there is a wrong answer. Surprised it had the most dynamics though. Specs don’t lead to that take away but can’t just trust specs to make your decision. Great video!

Hard to say but the Kef has a certain feel to it that makes it for me.

All the subs are obviously great but i would choose the rel. i have had several rel subs and find they blend with music so smoothly. Plus the finish and look is top notch You guys do a great job with your scoring on this review Thanks

Great review, guys! For me, the winner would be the REL because of its well known elegance and musical prowess! 😉

REL subs are finished so nicely. I was amazed when I unboxed mine. Also, twice REL went above and beyond to make sure I hooked up correctly. The KEF is a beauty, but it is in a different price category than the REL.

So close for me between REL and SVS. Literally on the boomy fence. Great video gentlemen.

Driver size and power shouldn't get any points. Just SPL and extension.

@bobb.9917

3 жыл бұрын

Agreed. Especially amplifier "claims" from the manufacturer. Weight should not matter either?

@elevationmoto6208

2 жыл бұрын

If you can't physically sense it (weight, appearance, sound), who cares?

@anneliesmith7556

2 жыл бұрын

I was confused about the points ratings for this review. I agree with other comments that some initial points should have a much smaller weighting applied. Initially the REL was down approx 5 points against both. Once the HT, musicality scores started getting judged it made ground quickly which to me is of higher importance

@stevenswall

2 жыл бұрын

@@anneliesmith7556 I think people claim it has musicality because it's harder to integrate things to go deeper. Doesn't mean they are worse. With room calibration you'd more easily integrate things and they would all sound equally 'musical' but the better ones would go deeper than the REL. Bass slowness is primarily due to peaks that make it sound slow to us. Get rid of the peaks and all of the sudden it sounds fast. This is also why people have the mistaken belief that some speakers are too big for the room: there is no such thing. You simply need a way of taming the peaks that develop, you can still enjoy things that go down to 20hz in a small room.

@gaycha6589

11 ай бұрын

This is same analogy and logic that would rate a Hellcat over a Porsche 911, based of engine size and specific outputs.

Nice breakdown guys, I think this answers a lot of questions for lots of people. You can get 2 Rythmik f12-400 for the price of one of the kef62/t7x, so unless you have a tight space you know what to do! You can also get two t5is for less than one of the kef62/t7x so thats a killer combo when you're short on space. 2 is always better than one btw.

@MOAB-UT

Жыл бұрын

F12 value edition for around $868 today.

Exactly the kind of video I was looking for! Thank you

I like the KEF, just a nice overall package.

@MOAB-UT

Жыл бұрын

Because you have exquisite taste my friend.

Well done. Your presentation was excellent without too much overlapping between the two of you.

This was really useful comparison. I'm looking for sub to 70% home theater use and 30% music listening. I was already considering SVS. But I had not earlier heard about the REL. And now I'm leaning towards it.

Rel Tx series for me! This is an awesome comparison thank you so much guys

Love to both of you. I have Kef speakers as well. Also am living “alternative” lifestyle like you two fine men and appreciate your openness.

I would choose the KC62 as musicality is my primary objective with my LS50 Wireless speakers. Second choice would be two of the SVS Micros as well! Great video! Thanks for the comparison. Any one of these subs would make most people on the planet very happy. Nice to hear the fine differences that set them apart from each other.

Great comparison, but I would choose the REL over the other two because of ease of integration and musicality. However, I don't think you could go wrong with any of the three. If price were the most important factor the SVS would be my choice. If I was using KEF LS50 meta's the KEF would be a natural.

I always liked REL and using it for my 2 channel setup in my office but I'd love to hear this new KEF sub. It looks really cool.

I would choose the KC62. Smaller footprint for my smaller room, and sounds like it would be the best match to go with my bookshelfs which are very fast.

I think I'd go with the KEF! How does the KEF compare though with something like the Kube 12b? Would you rather a single 12" driver or the dual 6.5" drivers of the KC62?

Curious what measurements would show with the REL. Never knew they could do high SPL... figured they were more for adding midbass to a magnapan, rather than deep bass.

Great review!!! thank you guys! just bought the KEF ls 50 wireless 2, they are absolutely super! couldn't be happier. but yeah, the KEF kc 62 would be a great upgrade I think. greetings from Jakobstad Finland

I have LS50 wireless 2s and I’d still go REL. I just love the warmth and sound of a REL. The look of the new X series too... oooh

@Vincent79Vega

3 жыл бұрын

How the heck can a sub sound warmth?

@elongatuspiranha

3 жыл бұрын

Boomy, Flat, Tight, Fast, and Articulate. Warm...really?!

KEF has the wireless connection option for $200. And I could be wrong, you can control the KEF with the LS50 wireless ll app. It will send bass signal all to the sub and the main speakers work less hard. Since I ordered the LS50 wireless ll, the KC62 would be my clear choice. All the reviews seems positive.

South Indian & South Korean, shares different tastes and different cultures but passion for sound unites.

@jon4715

9 ай бұрын

The Rel is for Europeans.

Really nice comparaison, and even if you don't agree with some categories you can always re-do it while watching it. I would probably go with the rel or kef. mostly based on looks, size and integration. But as you say there s no wrong answers

I like the SVS subs but I’m really curious to listen the REL in my system (HT and music)

Gosh results of the shoot out really help me make up my mind the distinction between what was the best second best third is so clear so easy to discern and the reason for it so easy to understand you might as well take this video and throw it in the trash

Two SVS subs linked with app control. best bang for the buck.

@Mat-hr1dg

2 жыл бұрын

Not untrue but not true either. Entirely depends on your room.

@NickyNicest

2 жыл бұрын

Which is way better than 1 kef which is the same price as the 2 SVS

Love REL's dual simultaneous use of hi-fi and home cinema setups through parallel connections (high level + LFE)

@fumpt

3 жыл бұрын

Does the REL parallel connection feature offer an advantage over having an AVR do the same?

@CorvetteCoonass

3 жыл бұрын

@@fumpt Honestly, as long as the Front L & R are crossed over smoothly with the sub, an AVR with a sub is the better option. But I'm not a "go big or go home" audiophile.

@EricRhodeslives

3 жыл бұрын

I like all 3. But I'd have to stick with Rel for my Maggie's.

I like KEF KC62....Traditionally, I've been a REL fan though. I'd sure like to hear them both in person. Thanks for your review!

REL can also connect through the “Arrow” wireless transmitter ( extra cost) but it can make positioning in the room very easy. I use the previous generation “ Longbow” wireless transmitter.

I love the looks on the SVS, but what it kills for me is the gloss finish, hate the fingerprint magnet. If they made a matte finish I think it would be 100% it. But overall I like the KEF looks better, and the multiple connectivities really sell it to me. Congrats on the video, I really liked the format!

Great video again! I would probably go for the Rel and some room treatment for the price of the kef.

Do you have measurements for the subwoofers? I'm curious on the frequency response and the distortion levels.

I’m liking the new Rel Cabinet design and would probably have to go with the T7X

I'd personally like the REL or the SVS as mostly i do double purpose. Music and movies both. Currently using Paradigm sub for last 8 years. Have been planning to upgrade for last 2 years.

I'd go with the KEF for my desktop or small listening setup. Performance is important, but the size is also important (these days with condos) and also WAF is probably higher.

Great comparison I love the kef but I would go for the svs solely due to it being nearly half the price.

Kef is awesome but a little bit pricey. My choice is REL. Thank you guys for the comparison, this is exactly what I needed!

I would go for SVS simply because of the convenience of setting things up via the app. Convenience goes a long way for me. However, I'm sure I would be thrilled to own any of these, with any one of these adding to my listening enjoyment.

@MOAB-UT

Жыл бұрын

Don't be lazy Jerry.

5:50 It's always funny to me how audio reviewers love to give positive credit for the physical weight of gear. Maybe I'm weird, but my ears don't hear physical weight.

@catherinelugg4321

2 жыл бұрын

But my gimpy back does....I'd like to see my orthopedist a little less frequently.

What about actual LF extension/output? You covered overall output (REL wins) , but without knowing the source material it's difficult to tell which goes the lowest/loudest. The winner at 50hz may not be the highest at 25hz.

@MOAB-UT

Жыл бұрын

True- extension but will not have high SPL at those lower frequencies. Still, I love the KEF.

It would probably be the SVS for me. That app is so damn convenient, plus I'd be using it more for home theater needs, so I'd probably end up getting two eventually. Great video guys!

For me, it’s musicality and seemless Integration that matters the most always on a sub.

@marcusaurelius2988

2 жыл бұрын

Word!

Nice! However I would like to add something. I own a PB13 ultra subwoofer, in a 2.1 channel setup. Since I am using an integrated amplifier and not an AVR it was a huge chore for me to adjust subwoofer settings by moving this 100+ pound subwoofer and changing settings from the back. This year I replaced the subwoofer amp to one of the new ones with Bluetooth control, and I absolutely LOVE it. In your test you gave Bluetooth app integration 1 point but in my book that is a crucial feature and deserves much more mention than that (I know you talked about it further in the end but still it’s an amazing feature). It has improved my quality of life when I need to change settings on the fly, and something I look for now in subwoofers especially large ones. I just ordered a PB16 ultra for my home theater over the monolith 15 because of Bluetooth app integrated

@ThujanK

3 жыл бұрын

I'm very tempted to get the new subwoofer amp for my PB13 Ultra aswell!

I would choose the kef, just because I have the LS50. The REL close second, it is very similar to my current subwoofer (Indiana Line basso 942, 8" with 10" passive radiator), which I love.

Enjoyed the video. Thank-you! I'd probably go with the REL thinking it may pair the best with my Danish made main speakers. If I owned KEF mains, I'd consider the KEF sub perhaps. That being said, the SVS seems like a very good value and its compact footprint would be really convenient for my living space. Decisions, decisions!

Got to roll with the REL sub. Speed and musicality is what wins me over, but i would definitely need a pair.

I would choose the REL T7X, because of it's musicality as mentioned by Jay, and that it has both downward & forward-firing drivers.

I love the Rel. I have the T7/i and thinking if I would upgrade.

Thanks for taking the time to make this comparison. They all seem like great little subs, especially for those who have never owned a "real" subwoofer. Unless they are using servo-controlled drivers, won't they all have the same speed. Isn't speed just a function of frequency? It's true shame you guys didn't measure these bad boys and show your viewers what extension and SPL you actually got in your rooms. Another benefit would have been some blind testing since you both could have done that together. It's been proven our brains do crazy things with audio when our eyes are engaged in the process. One was quite a bit louder you said, but at what frequency. Louder at 30hz but no extension down to 20hz? These are the types of things that could really help your viewers make decisions since this is so subjective. Anyhow. Thanks for taking the time. I want to hear and measure what that little KEF can do.

@chrisburn7178

2 жыл бұрын

About the "speed" of a driver: yes any two drivers will reproduce (within reason) the same frequency but that's not going to take into account how fast the driver can move. The leading edges of notes, particularly in bass where there is a lot of extension, means that the driver has to move to that new frequency almost instantaneously. In most cases there also has to be some filtering inside the sub which has to happen continuously before each note is played. If this is too slow or the driver can't accelerate and decelerate quickly enough, there's an audible delay even though the driver will eventually end up playing the correct note.

I have a SVS SB2000 and love it, but as I move to a larger space, I would go with dual SVSs

How can I apply a HP Filter( crossover) on main speakers with REL subs connected to speaker level ? Is this even possible? I have a 2.1 desktop setup PC- dac- amp- speakers/ sub w spkr lvl input but I want to cut low freq going to speakers, would I be able do it with REL subs using the suggested cable?

Like the look of the REL, the size of the KEF and the price of the SVS. I would likely go with the REL for the musicality and option of in home trial.

@TheDoozie43

3 жыл бұрын

Svs has in home trial too. 2 subs is always better than one.

I would choose the Rel because I already have one and I know what I'm getting. They blend seamlessly with main speakers. Their neutrik sets them apart

@MOAB-UT

Жыл бұрын

Which one? Also, do you do a lot of steroids? Not recommended.

@ryanschipp8513

Жыл бұрын

@@MOAB-UT REL t7i. Nope. All natural. Workout hard..take creatine and whey protein. It's called hard work. Sitting on your couch. Not recommended.

@MOAB-UT

Жыл бұрын

@@ryanschipp8513 IF you are natural take it as a compliment. You do look good. Wish I had that many muscles. IF you are on the juice, just stop it. Stop it now.

@ryanschipp8513

Жыл бұрын

@@MOAB-UT thanks for the compliment:-) I've always been active in sports and lifting weights. It's a passion of mine. I never got into drugs ever. I'm married and have two children and value my life and life with them.

In the past i had a SVS SB1000 for movies and s REL T5i for music, i loved both for they different characteristics. Sadly i had to sell both this year because of low resources. This video makes me very curious about the Kef, but i would probably go with the Rel for a mixed usage music + film. Thanks for this interesting comparison!

I’d go with the Kef and hopefully be done thinking about subwoofers!

I have 15 in. full range drivers in open Baffles powered by a Decware Zen triode SET Amp. I've been using two Klipsch Synergy Sub 10 Subwoofers for the past two years. I was only using the subs for heavy bass tracks for effect , because they didn't sound tight or clean with normal bass tracks.Yesterday i removed both of the Klipsch and replaced them with a REL T/7x . I was literally shocked at the difference it made. Beautiful full mid bass and tight , fast low bass. Anything i listen to sounds extremely better. I've been thinking of this purchase for a while, but watching this video a couple of days ago convinced me to take the leap. I am totally happy with the REL.

Excellent comparison, can’t go wrong with any of these brands.

Really useful video, thank you. I've never owned an SVS or a REL. However, I'm very keen to upgrade my old B&W PV1 with one of these. My listening room is approx 25sq. metres. I was almost convinced that SVS will be a better sub but after watching your video I'm very keen now to go for a REL, instead. Thanks and, keep doing what you are doing!

@MOAB-UT

Жыл бұрын

You can snag a REL HT/1205 at Best Buy today for $449. You can, and should get the full 4 year warranty for $44 more. It's a great deal. I just bought one. You also have 15 days to try it.

Thanks for this video as I’m looking for a sub to go with my LS50 wireless II speakers. I would choose the KEF KC62.

I'm an SVS guy. I've got an SB-2000 and PC-2000 still performing very well. I bought the 3000 Micro to pair with my LS50 Metas for my PC audio system. I love this little guy! The wireless app and $700 savings over the KC62 along with my great experience with SVS made the Micro the obvious choice for me.

@MadMaxx1977

3 жыл бұрын

@@Shaken_AND_Stirred I've not used the SB3000. I think it would likely overpower the Micro, though. I love my non-pro SB2000, too. The Micro really surprised me with its tight, punchy bass at such a small size. It does great with my music and games on my PC. Hope this helps.

@WWeiss-nv5vz

3 жыл бұрын

@@Shaken_AND_Stirred If size is not an issue, Sb3000! I have one and it shakes the room. Of course if your room is small SB3000 will overpower.

The Rel looks like a great fit for my setup.

I just ordered a full prime system, waited 37 days and returned, 100% of money returned and SVS paid the shipping! Outstanding! Now looking hard at the SVS ultra LCR and dual subs, but SVS has a huge edge with that customer service as a first time SVS customer.

Great review! The REL seems like it would be best for me.

I bought two REL T7/i's and they gave a 60 day price guarantee. About a month later, they had a sale. I emailed and indeed, they honored the price guarantee on both subs & immediately credited my card. Sweet!

I'd like the Rel, the musicality is huge for me, but they all sound like they'd be great to own compared to anything from 10 years ago, glad they're getting better.

I have been waiting for an informative video like this. It covered every aspect of the subs that I wanted to know about. With that being said I have to lean toward the REL. and the deciding factor is my girlfriend likes the way it looks.

I would get Rel, I love the look of the sun, the sound is fantastic and I really trust the built with Rel.

I would choose the Kef subwoofer, I think that would suit my needs the best and would compliment my current setup. Also the aesthetics of this subwoofer in combination with the size it would fit the best in my house.

I bought the Totem Kin subwoofer with 150 watt amp built in. It goes down to 29 hertz and is tiny but it sounds pretty good paired to Canadian Noresco speakers from the 1960's which have German Isophon drivers. These speakers are over 50 years old, have nice veneer and still sound great driven by my Yamaha R700 receiver. Nothing has ever been done to these speakers which were bought new back in the day, they have cloth stitched on surrounds so they will never rot out like other speakers do. I doubt if any of these speakers you are testing will last as long as these Isophon drivers now known as GAUDER AKUSTIK.

That was a fun comparison. They each have their strong points. I just bought the SVS sub for music and home theater in my second house. I'm very happy with is so far but I need to get a calibrated mic to fully use the app that comes with the SVS.

Would there be any competitors on the used market. Looking for a compact used sub in the 400-600 price range to go with my Kef ls50 speakers

I already have the svs3000 and I'm very happy with it. I have not heard the other two yet.

@hclandscapes

3 жыл бұрын

Im considering this subwoofer also, how big is your room?

@fgb875

3 жыл бұрын

@@hclandscapes 15 BY 30 MORE OR LESS

Between kef 8b reference against kef kc92 which one is sounds better or are they the same. they both have the same 9 inch drive?

I think I would get the SVS to possibly match up with some SVS Ultras (I am currently researching what I want for desktop speakers). I do not need anything earth shaking, just enough to fill out a desktop 2.1 system nicely.

I personally lean towards the KEF KC62 - I don't have a sub currently and I think it would go great with my 7 year old KEF floor standers

@MOAB-UT

Жыл бұрын

Yes it would. Work some overtime!

Great job with the review guys, this really help me with my decision on. which sub to purchase. I quite really enjoyed the musicality category as that is really important.

How big was the space for the pressurization test, would a dual KC62/92 put it over the top?

Good review. All of these sub companies should have full app control by now. My Martin Logan subs have app control and it makes subwoofer setup and adjustments so much easier.

Hi Jay, for a medium to large room, would you recommend rel t7x or kef kc62 for music if they are the same price?

I've decided on the SVS micro. Was watching to see some comparisons. Actually I wanted to see it how it compares with bigger subs in the same price range. The winning point is of course the price.

@davidbowyer6840

2 жыл бұрын

How did you go with the SVS?

Nice comparison, id have a tough time choosing from a stellar line up

I’m between the REL and the KEF. I run KEF speakers in my home today with REL subs. Im totally sold on REL once dialed in. Especially my S812. Absolutely in love with that sub. But I have the LS50 Wireless II in my office and a KC62 in that environment I believe would be better for space bs output.

@EvgenyLebedevMusic

Жыл бұрын

so have you tried 62?

I think I would take the KEF Subwoofer, as it is extremely compact and really great quality from the reviews. Although I would be missing on output I would be listening in a very small 9sqm room so I don't think it would be a problem, my current bookshelf speakers are also very small and I think their output is just fine.

Good video. I would suggest doing more visuals such as creating a simple chart with the sub names on left column, the categories in top column, scores for each category and then you could even assign weights as in a weighted criteria decision matrix....or not on the matrix lol. Even if you just posted the chart at the end it would have helped you both summarize it more clearly for everyone. Keep up the good work.

I bought the SVS. Once I got it integrated with my speakers, the music put me in a trance.

@hclandscapes

3 жыл бұрын

Tried the svs micro, too boomy/one note for my liking would love to hear the other subs in this video

@patrickmiller4987

3 жыл бұрын

Havent even used my Mini DSP or run Audyssey yet with the micro. Really? Boomy? You must be running it so hot in a bad location. Watch or read more reviews, you don't know how to dial in a sub. period.

@martinaston1715

2 жыл бұрын

@@patrickmiller4987 in your opinion….

@patrickmiller4987

2 жыл бұрын

@@martinaston1715 Sure my opinion. Find a legitimate review that calls this sub boomy and or one note! It may not have the output of my HSU 15" or SVS 12" ported cylinder but boomy and one note!? Give me break, reviewers would not be raving over a tiny $800 sub if that was the case, their reps at stake. Many dont know how to integrate, level match, or just dont like real bass in their music/movies! Have you listened to one?

@Mat-hr1dg

2 жыл бұрын

@@martinaston1715 Of course in his opinion, but his opinion is backed by enough facts. No svs sub is boomy, not even their cheapest, let alone the micro. If it sounds boomy then room correction/DSP wasn't or correctly applied and/or speaker placement and/or room-treatment were horrible.

Sounds like the SVS is the clear winner once you factor price and the bluetooth app. Easier to set up. The fact that you can control the volume, switch between music and theater and night modes makes it a clear winner.

@davidbowyer6840

2 жыл бұрын

what is this "night mode" you speak of? I am looking into the SVS and am unaware of this yet

@techsamurai11

2 жыл бұрын

@@davidbowyer6840 night mode is simply reducing the volume output so that the sub is very quiet

Great review! It was very fair. I would pick the REL. Because of performance and appearance. My wife liked the REL as well. Happy Wife happy life. Keep up the great work guys.

I would go for the Kef. It seems to deliver the best punch at low SPL.

Very helpful video friend. You have earned a subscriber! Love the content!!!