I'm not really sure about your question, but in subwooferdom two is better than one. Never heard negative experiences with two rather than one sub. This guarantees you a balanced stereo bass. I used one sub for years 'til I switched to two, from Audiogon suggestions. I was released. As was my system. peace, warren
Subwoofers that do both L/R & LFE simultaneously?
Running a 2 chan/HT combo. I understand the REL subs allow you to connect both the stereo high level inputs and an LFE cable and the unit apparently senses the signal. You send the sub a full range signal. Any others do this? My Para s8's don't really need help on 2 chan, but it makes sense to me to use a REL type setup with the sub crossover at around 30. That way I get a little fill-in as needed. Am I missing something, why aren't all subs done this way. Thanks, this forum is great!