Good Studio Sub Woofer
 

What would be a Good Studio Sub Woofer ?

What are you using ?

Re: Good Studio Sub Woofer
 

How long is a piece of string? :)

Seriously though, hard to recommend anything without knowing more about your setup.

What mains are you currently using? What are your room dimensions? What kind of acoustic treatment (if any) do you have?

There’s a lot of cheap subs that are ok and there’s a lot of expensive subs that are fantastic. What are you hoping to achieve? Your intended use case etc.

Give us some info and I’m sure we can provide you some suggestions.


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Re: Good Studio Sub Woofer
 

I'm using a Genelec 7060B and loving it

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As would I if I had the money ;)
Impressive specs for a 10 inch cone in a not terribly huge cabinet either.

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Paradigm Sub-2

;);););););)

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BagEnd 18
But.
Crossover, top-speaker managment and room
Are all influential to the end result

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Yes -- add five Genelec 8040B satellites and you have a winner :cool:

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You’ve just described a few of the rooms where I work. :)


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Re: Good Studio Sub Woofer
 

Holy moly!! That is a whole lot of sub.

Congrats.


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Re: Good Studio Sub Woofer
 

On a budget, the Presonus Temblor T10 is very good(and at the price, buy 2 of them). I ran a pair with Genelec 8050A's and it worked really well(but I did use some DSP on them).