Looking for a small sub

Early B.

Now that I have my new cherry Lsi7's in a newly-established 2-channel system (Parasound PHP 850 pre-amp, Harman Kardon PA 2000 amp, and Cambridge Audio 640 CD player), I'm looking for a small "musical" subwoofer (small due to WAF -- gotta hide it).

Any recomendations? My budget is $400 new or used. It doesn't need to go very low, just nice and efficient. A Hsu would be great, but it's too big to hide in the living room.

Thanks.

gatemplin

Is the Adire Audio Rava too big? It has a real oak vener if that helps.

Willow

dunno how you feel about velodyne the cht8 might be considered

also paradigm has some small ones

mantis

Small musical and cheap doesn't work well.take a trip over to audiogona dn look at the used REl Q series.they are extremely musical and very small.

Velodyne makes a SPL series thats very small.SPL 800 might fit the bill.

You will need to just about double your wanting price if you want a sub thats small and musical.

Thats my opnion

Shizelbs

If you can find a sunfire mini junior used, I think thats the smallest you can get for a decent sub. Finding one used is the best chance to come close to $400 for that one.

kingtut

How about an Atlantic Technology T70PBM. It's a 10" sealed box and small enough for the WAF. It weighs 38 lbs and measured at a small footprint of 11.38"W x 16.5"H x 14.9"D (takes up around 1.4 cubic foot of floor space). I have one and very happy w/it. Sound & Vision tested it, and it can go down to 25Hz. Of course, it won't even come close the SVS PB1, but the SVS is much bigger.

shack

I HIGHLY recommend this little sub kit from Parts Express. Easy to build. Extremely good for music and holds it own for HT.

Here is the link:

Dayton 10" Titanic MKIII sub

And here is mine:

Early B.

Thanks for the suggestions. I will look into all of them. It may take me a few weeks, though. I'm still in the dog house due to my recent purchases.