SVS Auto EQ Mic

I have to rerun one more time but just to make sure but I took and before and after and it lifted some sag out and took a little boom out overall flattened the line out over the cellphone way it’s better for sure . I also thru some isolation feet on my pb17 while I was at it and it is cleaner I have to admit , I love my pro wireless , I also have my pro wireless going to my Subs for bass it works out nice even though it’s in the next room , plug and play no fuss a caveman can do it

recently upgraded from a pair of PB12-Plus subwoofers that had served me faithfully for many years to dual PB-5000s. After losing one of my PB12s during a power outage, I honestly wasn't expecting the transition to be as emotional as it was.

Those old subs had become part of my theater for a long time.

What has impressed me just as much as the hardware has been the software and support behind it. I recently purchased the SVS Auto EQ microphone and was pleasantly surprised by how easy the entire process was. Using the dedicated microphone instead of my phone produced noticeably better measurements, and the app made dialing everything in remarkably straightforward.

also appreciated that Auto EQ gave me a solid baseline while still allowing me to tailor the final response to my room and personal -references. As someone who enjoys

-calibration and and squeezing every ounce of performance from my system, that flexibility is invaluable.

My theater is built around a Marantz

AV20 processor, Arendal 1723 speakers, and the dual PB-5000s have become the foundation that ties everything together. The combination delivers effortless low-frequency extension, incredible control, and the kind of room-pressurizing bass that reminds me why I love this hobby. Perhaps the biggest compliment I can give is this: thanks the the auto eq mic the subs don’t just maje movies loud they make them believable. Explosions have weight, musical scores have depth, and quiet scenes carry an underlying sense of…