Polk PSW404 vrs Velodyne DLS4000
Audio_Marco
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The Polk PSW404 comes with a 10" woofer and 200 watts of continuous power and the Velodyne DLS4000 with a 12" woofer and 200 watts of continuos power.
The Velodyne sub is much bigger (Velodyne 18"x15"x19,5") than the Polk
14 5/16"x 13 5/8" x 16 1/2").
Is this possible? Can I get the same output from both subs, knowing that Velodyne has a bigger structure and bigger woofer??????
HELP!!!!
The Velodyne sub is much bigger (Velodyne 18"x15"x19,5") than the Polk
14 5/16"x 13 5/8" x 16 1/2").
Is this possible? Can I get the same output from both subs, knowing that Velodyne has a bigger structure and bigger woofer??????
HELP!!!!
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Welcome to the forums.
Chances are the Velodyne will play louder, lower, and better. Although not the best by any stretch of the imagination (unless you're looking at the 1812) I would put my money into a Velodyne over a Polk sub anyday.
btw- isn't this an unfair comparison? -
aaharvel wrote:Welcome to the forums.
Chances are the Velodyne will play louder, lower, and better. Although not the best by any stretch of the imagination (unless you're looking at the 1812) I would put my money into a Velodyne over a Polk sub anyday.
btw- isn't this an unfair comparison?
I know, but my problems is that in Costa Rica we do not have a lot of choices. Thks -
Get the velodyne. I've tired both and the psw404 is no match for the Velo in power and volume.
The difference is very very noticable.Gear: Rotel RC 1082, Rotel RSP 1068 pre/pro, Rotel RMB1077 amp, Cayin CDT 15a CD player, S301 bluray.
Speakers: Tannoy DC sensys speakers, Paradigm Servo15 Sub, Velo Spl-1500r
Conditioner: Isotek