I personally love Maggies in the larger panels, but dynamic bass is something that most folks are used to and want. Physics can only do so much for a Maggie playing by itself.
Lot's of folks use subs with them and each time I've heard a sub mated, it wasn't my favorite thing as I heard the difference. The best I've heard so far has been the Vandy sub's. I haven't heard the new one, but was told by friend who own a pair or two that they are even easier to integrate due to the bass eq. Having had Treo's and now Quatro's in my own room, I can attest to the EQ for sure. If I had.a Maggie panel, I'd probably try two pair as that's the best bass set up for any room. The set up would be worth taking the time to do I'm sure.
Let us know what you do. many options for sure.
Lot's of folks use subs with them and each time I've heard a sub mated, it wasn't my favorite thing as I heard the difference. The best I've heard so far has been the Vandy sub's. I haven't heard the new one, but was told by friend who own a pair or two that they are even easier to integrate due to the bass eq. Having had Treo's and now Quatro's in my own room, I can attest to the EQ for sure. If I had.a Maggie panel, I'd probably try two pair as that's the best bass set up for any room. The set up would be worth taking the time to do I'm sure.
Let us know what you do. many options for sure.