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Reddit mentions of Yamaha HS8S Powered Studio Subwoofer 8" + (3) XLR to XLR Cables
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We found 1 Reddit mentions of Yamaha HS8S Powered Studio Subwoofer 8" + (3) XLR to XLR Cables. Here are the top ones.
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- Yamaha HS8S Powered Studio Subwoofer.
- (3) Strukture PRO20M7 Heavy Duty XLR to XLR Cables - 20 ft Cables.
- 8inch bass-reflex powered subwoofer.
- 22Hz - 150Hz frequency response.
Features:
Specs:
| Color | Black |
| Height | 16.1 Inches |
| Length | 18.2 Inches |
| Size | 19.1 x 18.2 x 16.1 inches |
| Weight | 34.6 Pounds |
| Width | 19.1 Inches |
You know, I misread the SVS PB-1000 specs. Since it is powered and has a Low-pass filter, you won't need a Crossover.
But it is still overly complicated. If you are just using this for desktop applications, where is the Audio signal coming from?
Because if it is just from a PC/Laptop, you are over engineering it for the price and quality of the speakers. I'd suggest scrapping everything, and getting some Powered Studio Monitors with a matching sub. You could run those directly from a PC and not need to worry about a Mixer, or your could go:
PC > Mixer > Sub > L/R Speaker
or
PC > Sub > L/R Speaker
IF you were buying some higher-end audiophile speakers ($1k+ per pair) you'd want to worry about a separate Power Amp, DAC, etc. But for a pair of SVS Primes, you could do better with a pair of larger cones that are powered - E.G. Yamaha HS8s and its matching Sub for $300 less (Assuming you can recoup the cost of the Mixer) or the same price.
But ultimately, it depends on if you are beholden to the SVS Primes. If not, it is just extra cables and an extra power amp module taking up space imho.