If you were to do an in home comparison with your ML you'd most likely find the Force 210 out performs the T9 in many ways.
The connectivity alone allows for XLR and RCA inputs as well as a Multi-Output that facilitates daisy chaining most any other subwoofer with a compatible input.
Of greater importance would be the ability to use ML's PBK equalization kit.
In my experience using four powered subwoofers in three different homes, simply using four subwoofers is NOT a panacea for low frequency equalization. You may even find, as I have, that two crawl test positioned subs satisfactory.
With the limitless system, room, and personal taste variables each of us will have differing goals and results. Take it slow.
Doesn't the Swarm include a fundamental parametric equalization adjustment?
Good luck and have fun.
The connectivity alone allows for XLR and RCA inputs as well as a Multi-Output that facilitates daisy chaining most any other subwoofer with a compatible input.
Of greater importance would be the ability to use ML's PBK equalization kit.
In my experience using four powered subwoofers in three different homes, simply using four subwoofers is NOT a panacea for low frequency equalization. You may even find, as I have, that two crawl test positioned subs satisfactory.
With the limitless system, room, and personal taste variables each of us will have differing goals and results. Take it slow.
Doesn't the Swarm include a fundamental parametric equalization adjustment?
Good luck and have fun.