Bacardi
Food for thought: there is no substitute for a great sub. I have a Revel B15 that is a 15" sealed sub and its in a room that is 30x24 give or take. So it is a very large and open room.
Sub EQ is really amazing especially if your placement options are limited. Why not try adding EQ to your current sub? You state that you may add that anyway so that's a cost you will incur regardless. I think that will give you an idea of whether or not to upgrade to two subs or if the one sub with EQ solves your issue. Remember that the best bass setup is actually four subs in the middle of all walls. That gives the best and smoothest response. Since most of us can't do that EQ is the next best thing.
There's nothing like a good quality sub. It's foundational to any system you want to build.
Food for thought: there is no substitute for a great sub. I have a Revel B15 that is a 15" sealed sub and its in a room that is 30x24 give or take. So it is a very large and open room.
Sub EQ is really amazing especially if your placement options are limited. Why not try adding EQ to your current sub? You state that you may add that anyway so that's a cost you will incur regardless. I think that will give you an idea of whether or not to upgrade to two subs or if the one sub with EQ solves your issue. Remember that the best bass setup is actually four subs in the middle of all walls. That gives the best and smoothest response. Since most of us can't do that EQ is the next best thing.
There's nothing like a good quality sub. It's foundational to any system you want to build.