Question for those who use REL subs with Wilson speakers


Question for those of you who have experience using REL subs with Wilson Audio speakers:

I have Wilson Sasha 1s with a pair of S/812s. Love the sound. Before getting the subs, I had considered possibly upgrading in the Wilson line eventually (I had Sophia’s before). However, now I am wondering if it may be more effective in terms of overall sonic improvement to perhaps add a second pair of S/812s or even eventually having 2 stacks of 3 with my Sashas. I am very happy with the sound I have now, so I do not feel like I have to change anything at all; but I am intrigued by this question. Thanks in advance for your opinions.


arsh

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Hi golfnutz, thanks for the questions and suggestions. I have not tried stacking the subs.  My room is a boy 15x 20. However there are 2 doorway sized openings in the corners of the right side and one on the left wall about 3/4 of the way toward the wall behind listening seat. I use Stillpoints Apertures. Concrete floor with carpet and pad. Using Musical Fidelity Nuvista 800 amp, connecting RELs via Bassline Blue cables to amp speaker binding posts as recommended by REL. I consulted extensively with their customer support techs during setup and tuning.
Golfnutz, thanks for your comments. Regarding the compatibility of the 800 with the Sashas, a couple of points: 1. I have spoken with people at Wilson Audio, who told me that they have had the 800 at their facility and that it works well with their speakers—they like it; 2.the 800 was favorably reviewed in HiFi News with Alexias, which dip to 2 ohms at 80 Hz. Also, my own listening experience with the combination confirms that it works very nicely. I do have a KW 500 as well as a pair of Adcom monoblocks on hand, so I guess I could experiment if the spirit moved me. 

I believe you are correct about the way my RELs are connected and working with the Sashas.

chazzzy007, thanks for your input too.