I use 2 of the LC-1 subwoofer cables shown on the product page and a digital coax (also shown) that use the same connectors. All fit exactly the same.

I also use their DVI-HDMI cables, locking banana plugs, optical cables and speaker wire...lol

Thanks, John and Randy.

I just built my own using RG6 coax and some compression style RCA ends, they work great. I am, was, using this wire setup for my interconnects for the A1400 and my Denon as well, albeit much shorter lengths.

After being quoted anywhere from $70.00 to $100.00 Cn for a 30 ft sub cable locally, I hit the Web and checked out Monoprice from the recommendations of the forum here. I picked up a 35 ft cable(correction; I picked up 2x35 ft cable ) for less than $9.00 US each. The connections are tight, no problems, cable itself is RG6/U 75ohm RCA Coax...nothing fancy, just simple black coax with good fittings, a bargain compared with other prices I found.

Just a little update...

I emailed SVS to see if my unit would be part of the first shipment in mid-May. Their response:



I'm crossing my fingers, but if I have to wait until August to get mine, did any of you get an order in in time to secure one of the first batch?

Seems like waiting has become your hobby, Charles!
Best of luck to get it soon, but if you don't, you can at least console you that they are spotting failures before shipping!

What a great day it will be when I get my tracking number, though. Then I can watch my wait.

Where's Anti-pun_bot?

Speaking of SVS, it looks like they're going to be following in HSU's footsteps and making their upcoming sealed offerings wireless-capable.

New SVS sealed subwoofer in the AS-EQ1 subwoofer EQ PDF manual? (Eclectic Electronics)

SVS SB13-Plus SB16-Ultra sealed subwoofers (Eclectic Electronics)

DSP, too, and the magnetic grills were always cool.

Not that I feel the need for more subwoofers (for my main system, anyway), but it's always cool to see where the big hitters are headed.

That's logical.
Sealed = no openings.
No openings = no cables.
No cables = wireless (or cableless to be more accurate).