SB5000 vs PB3000 R|Evolution
The PB3000 R|Evolution's low-frequency extension is 16 Hz against the SB5000's 17 Hz, its high-frequency extension 235 Hz against 280 Hz, and its woofer 13" against 15". Both share drivers (1).
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The SVS SB5000 R|Evolution subwoofer delivers deep, controlled, and precise bass with a sealed cabinet design that ensures resonance-free performance. It features an all-new 15-inch long-throw driver with dual edge-wound voice coils and a powerful dual monoblock Class D amplifier delivering 2000 watts continuous and over 5000 watts peak power. The subwoofer is equipped with a high-resolution 295 MHz Analog Devices DSP with 56-bit filtering for ultra-precise audio reproduction and includes advanced digital audio processing and DACs with a 120 dB signal-to-noise ratio. It offers smartphone app tuning and control, multiple parametric EQs, room gain compensation, and various tuning modes for customization. The driver uses a lightweight glass fiber composite cone with a large ferrite magnet motor for maximum efficiency and acoustic linearity. Physical dimensions are approximately 18.3" H x 17.8" W x 19.5" D, weighing about 102 lbs. Inputs include unbalanced RCA and balanced XLR, and it features an OLED control interface. This subwoofer is designed for audiophiles and home theater enthusiasts seeking reference-quality bass performance with effortless output and minimal distortion.
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