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The sub is simply amazing. People don't know what they miss until they have one. I got mine from FB market place for $500, my only regret is I didn't get it sooner.
If you're in the Apple ecosystem (I don't often encounter Sonos sheep who aren't also Apple sheep. Baaaa), the Costco deal is better after included Apple GC. Plus Costco >>>>> Best Buy.
Not for $30 in apple spend when it's all said and done. I'll go with Best Buy, plus they take AMEX
Again, if you're in the Apple ecosystem as I said up front, Costco is the net better deal. Plus, friendlier return policy, and an overall better company to deal with. And, Discover is 5% for wholesale clubs at the moment.
oh, your brain is working perfectly fine and you should be relieved lol
can't believe there are people out here comparing the two. One if from a legendary sub producer and the other is an overpriced sub that's required to make their regular system sound decent.
i'm convinced most people that have heard sonos have not heard anything else. you can argue that their software is better all you want, but you can't argue what a speaker's primary purpose is.
If only I could replicate my 7.2.6 setup in the living room without a divorce.
Again, if you're in the Apple ecosystem as I said up front, Costco is the net better deal. Plus, friendlier return policy, and an overall better company to deal with. And, Discover is 5% for wholesale clubs at the moment.
Oh man forgot about discover, will have to order another sub from Costco.
I added this to my Beam + 2 One SL surround setup and the difference is night and day. The unit also produces virtually zero vibration with the force-cancelling woofer design.
Again, if you're in the Apple ecosystem as I said up front, Costco is the net better deal. Plus, friendlier return policy, and an overall better company to deal with. And, Discover is 5% for wholesale clubs at the moment.
oh, your brain is working perfectly fine and you should be relieved lol
can't believe there are people out here comparing the two. One if from a legendary sub producer and the other is an overpriced sub that's required to make their regular system sound decent.
i'm convinced most people that have heard sonos have not heard anything else. you can argue that their software is better all you want, but you can't argue what a speaker's primary purpose is.
Truth. This thing is like -9db at 25Hz, forget about 20Hz where it's like -35db. Oddly, you have to locate 3rd party reviews to even find the frequency response, which is really unusual for a speaker.
My SVS subs with Soundpath isolation feet create lots of "vibrations" but it's not because they lack "force-canceling woofers," it's because they actually create significant sound pressure in my space.
Just know what you're getting into - This is better than a typical soundbar bass module, but a far cry from SVS, HSU, Rythmic, Monolith, PSA, etc.. If you're ok with extra boominess in the 40-45Hz range (they deliberately added a bump to the Gen 3, I'm sure based on "focus group" results), and value the floorspace over flat response, this thing should work just fine for you, even if it is overpriced.
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Again, if you're in the Apple ecosystem as I said up front, Costco is the net better deal. Plus, friendlier return policy, and an overall better company to deal with. And, Discover is 5% for wholesale clubs at the moment.
can't believe there are people out here comparing the two. One if from a legendary sub producer and the other is an overpriced sub that's required to make their regular system sound decent.
i'm convinced most people that have heard sonos have not heard anything else. you can argue that their software is better all you want, but you can't argue what a speaker's primary purpose is.
If only I could replicate my 7.2.6 setup in the living room without a divorce.
Costco accepts discover?
Edit: Costco online.. got it
Only on costco.com, not in-store. MasterCard too. Just not Amex.
https://customerservice
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can't believe there are people out here comparing the two. One if from a legendary sub producer and the other is an overpriced sub that's required to make their regular system sound decent.
i'm convinced most people that have heard sonos have not heard anything else. you can argue that their software is better all you want, but you can't argue what a speaker's primary purpose is.
Truth. This thing is like -9db at 25Hz, forget about 20Hz where it's like -35db. Oddly, you have to locate 3rd party reviews to even find the frequency response, which is really unusual for a speaker.
My SVS subs with Soundpath isolation feet create lots of "vibrations" but it's not because they lack "force-canceling woofers," it's because they actually create significant sound pressure in my space.
Just know what you're getting into - This is better than a typical soundbar bass module, but a far cry from SVS, HSU, Rythmic, Monolith, PSA, etc.. If you're ok with extra boominess in the 40-45Hz range (they deliberately added a bump to the Gen 3, I'm sure based on "focus group" results), and value the floorspace over flat response, this thing should work just fine for you, even if it is overpriced.