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Instead, SVS have adopted a control scheme across their range that first appeared in its more expensive subwoofers, like the SB-3000, and which now appears to be standard across the range. There are no more clunky rotary dials, which are so 2019. The biggest change to the outside of the subwoofer is in the controls. We think it looks particularly fetching, and it’s a shame to not see it offered here.

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We were also slightly disappointed to see that there wasn’t a white colour option, as is offered for the smaller SB-1000 Pro ( full review here). Don’t even think of going near this subwoofer after eating Doritos. Ours was the latter, and unfortunately, we noted that it picked up greasy fingerprints in a major way. You get a choice of two finishes: Premium Black Ash and Piano Gloss Black. You can, if you are an insane person, cover it up with the included grille- more on this in the Accessories section below.

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The driver on the front of the subwoofer is 12 inches across, with a subtle company logo in the middle. If this is something you prize, then SVS do offer a ported version of the subwoofer, the PB-2000 Pro. It’s a sealed subwoofer, meaning there are no open ports to increase the base power. What you have here is a big, black cube around 15 inches on each side, give or take, which immediately announces itself as a serious piece of audio gear. These things look good! There’s a solidity to them, a weightiness, that is both reassuring and mildly intimidating. We should point out that that’s not necessarily a bad thing. The design of the housing is identical to the now-discontinued SB-2000, as is the size and the choice of finishes.

Yet the Ohio outfit definitely have a house look, and although the SB-2000 Pro offers several significant changes, the looks aren’t one of them.

It is perhaps a little cruel to say that if you’ve seen one SVS subwoofer you’ve seen them all.

Why You Should Not Buy the SVS SB-2000 Proĭesign and Features SVS SB-2000 Pro Looks and Build Quality.

The gloss finish of the SB-2000 Pro is a major fingerprint magnet.

A room analysis option for the SVS SB-2000 Pro would be nice to have.

The design and build quality are solid.

Controlling the sound of the SVS SB-2000 Pro is straightforward and intuitive.

The SVS SB-2000 Pro offers exceptional sound quality, with bass that is rich and full.

It’s a dramatic change to the previous model, with some significant improvements drawn from the company’s more expensive lines.

Hence, the SVS SB-2000 Pro, a reimagined version of the SB-2000. SVS recently updated their main subwoofer lines, adding the word ‘Pro’ to the names.