I listen to classical music about 80% of the time and yes, I believe that sub woofer(s) which are successfully integrated with your listening room and main speakers can make a significant difference.
Over the years I've owned about a half-dozen speaker/sub woofer setups. Some of the integrations have been pretty stress-free, others not!
My current setup is in a room that had terrible low frequency characteristics (too numerous to go into here), so integrating my pair of JL Audio F113V2 subs was a very frustrating challenge! I ultimately purchased a UMIK-1 miniDSP calibration microphone, the REW (Room EQ Wizard) software and 10 bass traps to control the room resonances and finalize the tuning of the subs.
As it's been said by others, the best sub woofer is the one that doesn't sound like you have them....until you turn the power off!
Enjoy your setup!
Over the years I've owned about a half-dozen speaker/sub woofer setups. Some of the integrations have been pretty stress-free, others not!
My current setup is in a room that had terrible low frequency characteristics (too numerous to go into here), so integrating my pair of JL Audio F113V2 subs was a very frustrating challenge! I ultimately purchased a UMIK-1 miniDSP calibration microphone, the REW (Room EQ Wizard) software and 10 bass traps to control the room resonances and finalize the tuning of the subs.
As it's been said by others, the best sub woofer is the one that doesn't sound like you have them....until you turn the power off!
Enjoy your setup!