Subwoofer under 1Lakh rupees

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cinemaengineering said:
no, you will be getting 3 years warranty for tonewinner subs
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I have emailed KEI PVT LTD as they are the distributors for Tonewinner products which was mentioned in their website. They replied to me saying that Tonewinner subwoofers are limited to 1 year warranty. One of the dealers also mentioned it is 1 year warranty. Can you please refer the dealer who is providing 3 years warranty so I can go with D4000. Thank you!
 
sid129 said:
I have emailed KEI PVT LTD as they are the distributors for Tonewinner products which was mentioned in their website. They replied to me saying that Tonewinner subwoofers are limited to 1 year warranty. One of the dealers also mentioned it is 1 year warranty. Can you please refer the dealer who is providing 3 years warranty so I can go with D4000. Thank you!
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Hi, I upgraded from a SVS PB 2000 PRO, and bought a Tonewinner D6000, it's been good, been wonderful rather, then I went dual and bought another one. The new one isn't really adding much to my room, so if you wish, you can buy it from me. Ive also posted an advert on OLX aswell, can check it out. And if you're placed in Gurgaon, you can come for a demo.
 
Raahul said:
Hi, I upgraded from a SVS PB 2000 PRO, and bought a Tonewinner D6000, it's been good, been wonderful rather, then I went dual and bought another one. The new one isn't really adding much to my room, so if you wish, you can buy it from me. Ive also posted an advert on OLX aswell, can check it out. And if you're placed in Gurgaon, you can come for a demo.
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How many years of warranty did you get with D6000?
 
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Plz take an audition of Pulz subwoofer once, most of the Theatres in India have Pulz speakers/subs, and they manufacture for Home usage as well.. (I own their Speakers)
 
sid129 said:
I would like to try something other than Klipsch. My main gripe about starke sound sw15 is its power, where the continuous is 475 and peak is 950. Does the sub bottom out if I push it further to higher SPLs because of lower power for a 15 incher? And when it comes to tonewinner d4000, it has more than enough power (continuous:800, peak:3000+ as per their website) for a 12 incher and been doubting about port chuffing at lower frequencies. Even though Rythmik FVX12 counters both issues by getting deeper and tighter, not quite sure of filling 3000 cubic ft. room.
Any thoughts on this?

Thank you!
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YES, starke will run out of power and yes tonewinner is going produce port noise for sure. any regular home audio sub of 12 inch size claiming to hit 20 hz is going to produce port noise and sound boomy. ( think - laws of physics)
any sealed sub under 15 inches will start distorting.
 
1725253542585.pngfound this on audioholics. It surely lacks authority below 30hz. expect the same under 30hz from any commercially available 12 inch subwoofer unless it it something like danley sound labs.
anything under 100dB for frequencies below 30-35hz is almost useless.
(note that the harmonics are of odd order- theses arent going to sound pleasant.)
 
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