Vandersteen has used first order crossovers consisting of one or two high quality capacitors, often soldered to RCA jacks and shrink wrapped. They should still have these available. You need to tell them the power amp you will use to drive the top end so they can determine the input impedance and supply the right caps.
You are on your own as far as coming up with a bass unit and power amp and crossover to mate with your 5 bits. My old 4As use a separate crossover that is adjustable for impedance and gain, that was a plug in t the wall unit; I understand the 5s use a battery powered crossover.
You need to find out what the crossover points are as you have everything but the sub. I have a couple of Hsu subs that are quite adjustable (used only in the video part of my main system) - if you find out the crossover point of the Vandie bits you've got, you might talk to Hsu about getting a powered sub that would mate with them. You are probably looking at around $1,000 x2 if that works out.
You are on your own as far as coming up with a bass unit and power amp and crossover to mate with your 5 bits. My old 4As use a separate crossover that is adjustable for impedance and gain, that was a plug in t the wall unit; I understand the 5s use a battery powered crossover.
You need to find out what the crossover points are as you have everything but the sub. I have a couple of Hsu subs that are quite adjustable (used only in the video part of my main system) - if you find out the crossover point of the Vandie bits you've got, you might talk to Hsu about getting a powered sub that would mate with them. You are probably looking at around $1,000 x2 if that works out.