Tight bass sub recommendations


What are the recommendations for a high quality subwoofer set- up. I have Maggie’s 1.7I speakers which I love but I think could use a little sub energy. Most of what I have tested seems a little boomy. I know there are 2 schools of thought 1 sub or 2 subs. I’m just looking for a deep Tight bass. Thoughts???
schmitty1

Showing 3 responses by bigddesign3

REL subs are the company you should be looking at. Their S Series subs are the best cost effective way to marry a speaker to a sub and not get anything but better everything from mids to low end out of it. This is using their special connections that take the amplifier outputs for the sound. This matches what is coming out of the speaker better. And REL is a super fast system, and can keep up with the speed of the speakers. Even Martin Logans will sound like the REL is part of the speaker system. I have to mention that 2 RELs are really the only way to fly, having one for each channel for true stereo separation and room filling balance. Be warned.... once you hear a properly setup REL dual sub setup..... you can't unhear it. It's worth every cent to get the S Series or better. REL.net..... Cheers
2 REL S3s compliment my Martin Logan Montis.

Montis is run by a Krell KSA-200s. OMG
I have 2 more REL S3s put away for the 4 subwoofers effect. It can wait. My family is being kind as it is. Got them at a steal of a price. One day!!