Will an infinity sub match my boston VR-950's ok? (1 Viewer)

[Jesse Sharrow]

I work at soundtrack and we have points for products programs through klipsch, kef, mitsubishi and infinity. I work in car audio so I cant take advantage of this. But my best friend works in home and said for x-mas he was willing to get a sub for me. He is moving to florida so he wont use them anyways. But will an infinity primus 10 or 12 or if he has enough an alpha 12, will that sound ok with my boston acoustics vr-950's? I would love the alpha but I dont know how many points he has.

 

[Frank Carter]

Of the subs available from that company I would look into the Klipsch RSW or RW.

 

[David Judah]

If he has at least half the points for the Alpha, then you can pay for the difference--you would still be getting it for a low price. Don't get the Primus subs.

Frank's suggestion is a good one, but will be much more money.

DJ

 

[Frank Carter]

One very good thing about the Infinity Alpha and older Interlude subs is the RABOS. It's a single band paramtric eq, but you need to buy the RABOS kit. It's very easy to use and it can have a significant impact on sound quality by reducing the level of your largest room induced peak.

 

[David Judah]

The Soundtrack you work at probably has a RABOS kit. You could borrow it and you'd be all set unless you move the sub.

DJ