KEF KC62 vs SVS SB-1000

Verdict

Overall, the KEF KC62 subwoofer receives high praise for its impressive texture and ability to provide a strong foundation of musical bass. It is particularly well-suited for small to medium-sized rooms and pairs well with KEF LS50 Meta speakers. However, some reviewers note that it may not have enough output for larger rooms or may be tricky to integrate with certain speakers. Despite its high price tag, many reviewers feel that the KC62 is worth the investment for its quality and performance.

Verdict

Overall, the SVS SB-1000 receives mostly positive reviews for its compact size, deep bass, and musicality. Many reviewers appreciate the five-year unconditional warranty and excellent customer service provided by SVS. However, some reviewers have found the subwoofer to be subdued with streaming or compressed format content, and one reviewer was disappointed with its performance. The subwoofer is often recommended for music lovers and pairs well with other speakers, such as the KEF iQ9 and Magnepans. The price vs performance is considered outstanding by many reviewers. Setup is generally easy, and the SVS site provides helpful settings for the subwoofer according to your speakers. Overall, the SVS SB-1000 is a well-made and good-sounding subwoofer that adds an extra component of low-frequency information smoothly and without sounding overdone.