Best Subwoofer For Small Room

Best subwoofer very good sound !!

For subwoofer this size, it kicks and fills a small to medium size room remarkably well. Very balanced sound. I purchased 1 for a pair of Fives and another for a pair of Era 300s. The sub definitely opens the mid drivers and brings a wider, more spacious dynamic to both. Very impressed and competitive against other HiFi brands.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I had gotten the HW-Q800D to place in a room which I did not want to add separate rear surround speakers in, my master bedroom. The room is medium sized. This soundbar blew my last one out of the water. The separation of audio channels that I can hear is quite amazing in such a small and sleek package. Distortion or muffled dialog is not an issue at all. The clarity of sound from very low volume to quite high volume is very good. Also, the bass is smooth from the subwoofer and is easily scalable to personal needs/wants. For the look, it is quite compact and works perfect with my 65" TV. I also appreciate the small front facing LED display which shows needed information. Also, not distracting as it is dim and disappears. In the past, I have had issues with various manufacturers/models of soundbars regarding the wireless subwoofer cutting in and out due to the Orbi WiFI Mesh system we use at our home. This model has had zero issues regarding this and I'm very pleased with that. I would highly recommend trying this soundbar out for most sized areas where rear surrounds are not wanted or can not be used.

I purchased the SB-3000 as a replacement for my SB-1000. Having similarly tiny footprints, I expected some noticeable difference, but nothing dramatic. I couldn't have been more wrong! I use it in a small dedicated home theater room measuring 3.1m(L) x3.4m(W)x2.7m(H). My system is calibrated to 79dBC which I have found resembles the perceived loudness the large commercial cinemas the most. Calibrating to 85dBC in my room would sound far louder than even IMAX. So theoretically, in a 7.1 set-up, I would be asking my subwoofer to output a peak of around 111 (99*7+109)dBC at the listening position. Other subwoofers at this price range might struggle with such demands, but not the SB-3000. In fact, even after calibrating the system flat to +/-3dB, I still found the system sounding bottom-heavy during bass heavy scenes, more so than I remembered hearing in IMAX theaters. And then I found out that in Dolby Atmos' specifications for commercial cinemas (IMAX doesn't release its technical specifications, unfortunately), the subwoofers are only expected to go down to 31.5Hz +/-3dB. Therefore, to make sure that movies sound as they were intended (in large cinemas), I have to apply a 32hz high-pass filter to my subwoofer. Imagine that! The subwoofer is so powerful that even after equalization, I still need a high-pass filter to reduce the low frequencies unintended by filmmakers! Now, I understand that some people like their ultra-low frequencies, and there's nothing wrong with that. But if you have a small room like mine, like to watch movies at IMAX levels, and is content with the amount of low-frequency output found in IMAX, then look no further!

For a small subwoofer it has great sound.

The Gen3 Subwoofer does amazing for such a small product.

It's a great sound for a large room when u use with a stereo pair and a subwoofer

The wireless adapter is simple to connect: plug it into the subwoofer out connector (AVR) and electric...then the receiver connects to the subwoofer...extremely easy with no problems in connection. All cords come with the units. There is no lag in sound and it allows placement of the subwoofer anywhere in your room. It will work with any powered speaker. SVS products are superior in construction and reliability. This is the best one for the price. I have not noticed any problem with restrictions of line of sight. My sub is under a desk and not within the line of sight and the receiver is across the room in a built in bookshelf system. No problems with transmission has been evident. SVS customer support is wonderful--any problems...just contact them.

There's some important things you should know if this Soundbar is new to you and you are setting it up. -Turn the auto power option from on to off in the LG wifi speaker app. When this setting is kept on it can cause issues with the subwoofer cutting in and out. -Move the subwoofer as far away from your wireless router as possible. Keeping it near your router can cause interference and also cause it to cut in and out. -The auto room optimizer can cause problems with the center channel and make dialogue sound muffled or too quiet. If you experience this issue reset the optimizer and don't use it. This will probably be dependent on the particular room you are using it in. Sometimes it may improve the sound, other times it may worsen it. -Off-axis listening with this Soundbar is not very good so you want the Soundbar as close to ear level as possible. This will make a big difference. Particularly with dialog. -You want to bump up the level on your front and rear upfiring Speakers +3 in the app. They are set too low on their stock setting. This soundbar is as good as it gets when it comes to soundbars, if Atmos is important to you there is no better option. It has the largest rear speakers on the market.

I like it, its small but enough room in it. has a compartment for everything.