polk dsw pro 600 or micro pro 4000?

manu4panjab

hello friends
please help kinda confuse,i have polk audio dsw pro 600 my room is 12 feet wide ,20 feet long and 10 feet high so should i add another dsw pro 600 or add micro pro 4000 pleeeeease pleeeeease reply i'm waiting

wutadumsn23

Not really sure if you would need a second sub in that room or not, but if you really want one it is easier to setup two subs if they are identical. The 4000 would be much harder to setup with the 600. Welcome to Club Polk.

-Jeff

manu4panjab

wutadumsn23 wrote: »

Not really sure if you would need a second sub in that room or not, but if you really want one it is easier to setup two subs if they are identical. The 4000 would be much harder to setup with the 600. Welcome to Club Polk.

-Jeff

thanks bro for welcoming me ,bro actually i just correct my question i was asking whether i add second dsw pro 600 or only use one micro pro 4000 so please suggest

manu4panjab

manu4panjab wrote: »

hello friends
please help kinda confuse,i have polk audio dsw pro 600 my room is 12 feet wide ,20 feet long and 10 feet high so should i add another dsw pro 600 or add micro pro 4000 pleeeeease pleeeeease reply i'm waiting

sorry friends i just correct my question what i'm try to aski is whether i use another dsw pro 600 or use only 1 micro pro 4000

Toolfan66

enjoy what you have and save your money

wutadumsn23

TOOLFORLIFEFAN wrote: »

enjoy what you have and save your money

+1, you sholuld be fine with the sub you have now. I would suggest you put the money into something else, like maybe an external amp. The TSi 500's are a fairly easy speaker to drive, and I'm sure the 807 does a fine job, but pretty much any speaker will benifit from external amplification.

-Jeff

manu4panjab

TOOLFORLIFEFAN wrote: »

enjoy what you have and save your money

:cool: thanks bro

manu4panjab

wutadumsn23 wrote: »

+1, you sholuld be fine with the sub you have now. I would suggest you put the money into something else, like maybe an external amp. The TSi 500's are a fairly easy speaker to drive, and I'm sure the 807 does a fine job, but pretty much any speaker will benifit from external amplification.

-Jeff

you are right brother 807 does superb job for 500's i 'm fine with pro 600 but i have read somewhere that by adding 2nd sub you can have smooth base actually i have different sub sound in different listening positions in my room that's why i'm asking should i add 2nd pro 600 or only one pro 4000

wutadumsn23

India, wow. Club Polk is worldwide baby, lol. Seriously though, sounds like you have put together a very nice system, enjoy!! I really think that the 600 you have now is enough for your room and that an external amp would be a better investment, but that is just my opinion. If you absolutely had to add/modify the sub situation I would recommend getting the 4000, setting up 2 subs can sometimes be a pain and the single sub option is always easier to deal with. Your 807 does have 2 sub pre-outs so that atleast is one less thing you would have to worry about if you did decide to go the 2 sub route.

-Jeff

jacob.simpson

Hi Manu,
( Balle Balle:D ) Pardon my punjabi those are the 2 words i know,
Welcome, you have a very nice set up there, i know how Indian Houses are built, 2 suggestions i would give, the speaker/ sub what you have is more than sufficient for the dimensions,
1. If you dont have carpeting in your hall, please try to get one
2. Try wall hangings couple of carpet type deco items in carpet material or similiar which can
absorb some sound.
and also play some nice Indian music if you listen to them like Hindustani classical or Bollywood or great yester years Punjabi singers like Gurdass Mann or ever green Jagjit Singh etc this will require quite a bit of testing, and slightly adjust your sub placement by 6inches to 1 feet at a time and see how it effects the listening levels and quality of sound, please play little bit with crossover set up in your AVR also.
And just if you wonder how i know a bit about India am your bro from Bangalore and your buddy in Polk forum.:D

manu4panjab

jacob.simpson wrote: »

Hi Manu,
( Balle Balle:D ) Pardon my punjabi those are the 2 words i know,
Welcome, you have a very nice set up there, i know how Indian Houses are built, 2 suggestions i would give, the speaker/ sub what you have is more than sufficient for the dimensions,
1. If you dont have carpeting in your hall, please try to get one
2. Try wall hangings couple of carpet type deco items in carpet material or similiar which can
absorb some sound.
and also play some nice Indian music if you listen to them like Hindustani classical or Bollywood or great yester years Punjabi singers like Gurdass Mann or ever green Jagjit Singh etc this will require quite a bit of testing, and slightly adjust your sub placement by 6inches to 1 feet at a time and see how it effects the listening levels and quality of sound, please play little bit with crossover set up in your AVR also.
And just if you wonder how i know a bit about India am your bro from Bangalore and your buddy in Polk forum.:D

thanks bro i'll do that and bro do i know you from banglore are you sajith

manu4panjab

wutadumsn23 wrote: »

India, wow. Club Polk is worldwide baby, lol. Seriously though, sounds like you have put together a very nice system, enjoy!! I really think that the 600 you have now is enough for your room and that an external amp would be a better investment, but that is just my opinion. If you absolutely had to add/modify the sub situation I would recommend getting the 4000, setting up 2 subs can sometimes be a pain and the single sub option is always easier to deal with. Your 807 does have 2 sub pre-outs so that atleast is one less thing you would have to worry about if you did decide to go the 2 sub route.

-Jeff

you are right i'm from india :cool: ,so i guess i should stick with my polk dsw pro 600

jacob.simpson

manu4panjab wrote: »

you are right i'm from india :cool: ,so i guess i should stick with my polk dsw pro 600

Yes Manu try to do couple of other things to get the best sound quality,
and am not Sajith, but Jacob from Bangalore residing in the US for the last 2 years, just to ask you ? how much did you pay for the Onkyo 807 and where did you buy it from. And also for the Polks what was the pricing if you could individually.

manu4panjab

jacob.simpson wrote: »

Yes Manu try to do couple of other things to get the best sound quality,
and am not Sajith, but Jacob from Bangalore residing in the US for the last 2 years, just to ask you ? how much did you pay for the Onkyo 807 and where did you buy it from. And also for the Polks what was the pricing if you could individually.

i pay 80000 rupees for 807 and i bought polk from my local polk dealer i bought dsw pro 600 for 30000 rupees

wutadumsn23

80,000 rupees is about $1,735.35 USD, seems a bit high for an 807, did you buy locally or have it shipped from the US? 30,000 rupees is about $650.7587 USD, which seems pretty close to where it should be priced at. Thanks for the info.

-Jeff

jacob.simpson

wutadumsn23 wrote: »

80,000 rupees is about $1,735.35 USD, seems a bit high for an 807, did you buy locally or have it shipped from the US? 30,000 rupees is about $650.7587 USD, which seems pretty close to where it should be priced at. Thanks for the info.

-Jeff

Hi Jeff,
It might be true, country has one of the worst Tax structures, on electronics it will somewhere 125% on imports, though the street price may be little lesser from authorized dealers, just to give another comparo Nissan launched their 370Z at $120000 :mad: (ex showroom price add another 12-15% on this price for tax, registeration and insurance etc.)
It really Sucks how we get cheated with such humungous tax burdens.
I can go on for ever.... an Accord or Camry they are considered as Premium Cars cost exactly twice than in US

wutadumsn23

Yeah, I figured that was the case. Damn shame you gotta pay through the nose just to enjoy a decent sound system.

-Jeff

madnod

manu4panjab wrote: »

hello friends
please help kinda confuse,i have polk audio dsw pro 600 my room is 12 feet wide ,20 feet long and 10 feet high so should i add another dsw pro 600 or add micro pro 4000 pleeeeease pleeeeease reply i'm waiting

the micro pro 4000 is a beast, a second DSW PRO 600 will make ur BASS sounds better without u bringing down the house.

btw still waiting ur feedback on that DSW PRO 600.

manu4panjab

wutadumsn23 wrote: »

80,000 rupees is about $1,735.35 USD, seems a bit high for an 807, did you buy locally or have it shipped from the US? 30,000 rupees is about $650.7587 USD, which seems pretty close to where it should be priced at. Thanks for the info.

-Jeff

i bought it locally ,its india bro prices are little high coz of humongous tax

manu4panjab

wutadumsn23 wrote: »

Yeah, I figured that was the case. Damn shame you gotta pay through the nose just to enjoy a decent sound system.

-Jeff

yup you are 100% right

manu4panjab

madnod wrote: »

the micro pro 4000 is a beast, a second DSW PRO 600 will make ur BASS sounds better without u bringing down the house.

btw still waiting ur feedback on that DSW PRO 600.

sorry bro kinda late for feedback actually i have lost that site link in my bookmarks and i don't remmeber that site and i'm happy with dsw pro 600 but i thought adding 2nd pro 600 will increase bass output and even bass all over the room then i thought why not buy micro pro 4000 mmmm two thoughts going parallel in my mind help me out then i want pressurize bass which pressurize my face hit my chest kinda "BRING DOWN MY HOUSE" feeling you know what i mean even at moderate volumes coz i never listen to super loud volumes ,does two dsw pro 600 work that or micro pro 4000 waiting for your reply

jacob.simpson

manu4panjab wrote: »

sorry bro kinda late for feedback actually i have lost that site link in my bookmarks and i don't remmeber that site and i'm happy with dsw pro 600 but i thought adding 2nd pro 600 will increase bass output and even bass all over the room then i thought why not buy micro pro 4000 mmmm two thoughts going parallel in my mind help me out then i want pressurize bass which pressurize my face hit my chest kinda "BRING DOWN MY HOUSE" feeling you know what i mean even at moderate volumes coz i never listen to super loud volumes ,does two dsw pro 600 work that or micro pro 4000 waiting for your reply

I have MP2K its simply awsome to the core for that size,
only issue is, you need to really make it sit on a sturdy non
slipping mat other wise this boy will move around the house
if you turn up the volume, try to exchange the 600 rather
than adding another one.

manu4panjab

jacob.simpson wrote: »

I have MP2K its simply awsome to the core for that size,
only issue is, you need to really make it sit on a sturdy non
slipping mat other wise this boy will move around the house
if you turn up the volume, try to exchange the 600 rather
than adding another one.

got it brother i'm interested in mp4k but i'm gonna buy it within in next 2 months coz tight on budget for now

manu4panjab

xcapri79 wrote: »

I run two DSW600's, but I'm a basshead.

brother are you satisfied with 2 pro 600 does they rock your house :cool: i'm consider myself basshead too