Google Home Max vs SVS PB-1000 Pro

And then they went on the other side of the spectrum and introduced this guy the Google Home Max. and at the time it launched it for hundred dollars a...

My opinions are my own and SVS will be seeing this video for the first time when it goes live on YouTube.. Now I want to start things off by talking a...

Very good bass. Meaning that if you live in an apartment or condo, your neighbors may complain if you play this thing above 70 or 80%.

Desperate to remove my room from the equation, I decided to explore wireless systems several months ago and settled on a BIC WTR-SYS wireless transmitter/receiver system to turn my existing subwoofer into a wireless one so that I can place it as close to my listening position as possible. It was placed on a rear corner 3 feet to the left of my listening position (aligned to my sofa). This was much better with virtually none of the aforementioned uneven bass. But there was one problem: extension and transient speed

You can also assume, of course, that Google's own speakers will get new features first (that's what has happened with Alexa speakers). Unless the Link is compellingly better, audio-wise, the Max is a safer bet.

So, of course i tested the svs with the clips. Remember how i had that clip subwoofer up on that wall shelf? Well, since the svs had to be placed just...

Other home minis are three years old. The mics didn't clog up at the exact same time. A wave of dust didn't pour in one random day and clog all the mics.

Mine was initially set to -12.0 and I changed it to -6.0 Midrange Compensation - OFF Curve Editor - Leave Alone MultiEQ Filter Frequency Range - Limit to 350Hz On the SVS app: (its priceless to be able to sit on your couch and tune the sub) Home Volume = -10dB , Preset = NONE Low Pass Filter = OFF (LFE Mode Active) Phase = 0 Polarity = Positive (default) Parametric EQ (PEQ1 Active) => Freq = 29Hz , BOOST = 4.0 dB , Q factor = 2

The Google Home Max is a beast of a smart speaker. In CNET's review, editor Ty Pendlebury was effusive about the superb sound, excellent microphones (for hearing you even when music is blasting) and ability to fill even a large room with sound. He lamented its price, though, which he characterized as "too expensive for mass appeal." (Read his Google Home Max review to learn more

But but for me personally, this is nostalgic because the first sbs product i ever heard were the original pb1000s, and i really like this particular p...