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Two subwoofers??

I have an MX-700 sub. I love the speed that the twin 8" drivers deliver, but I could use more "impact". I know that this sub is room sensitive, and it has been placed with care, so I am fairly certain that I am getting all I can from the sub. I have been toying with the idea of adding a second MX-700 (my wife does not know this). I know that you can gain up to 6db from a second sub, but I am worried about sound cancellation. My question is this:

Has anyone tried a second sub, and what were the overall effects?

and

For anyone that has a second sub, what placement is the best to avoid sound cancellation?

Love to hear from anyone whose wife is more understanding of this fun hobby.......
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Search4tas must be smokin something to think he's not given up a thing with his small 2-way M20 monitors. If that was the case, Revel probably never would have made the Studios or Salons which in my opinion are way better than the M20's. And the stuidos and salons prices which is 5 to 8 X's the cost of the M20's would certainly make us believe that at least Revel thinks the other speakers to be superior to the M20's. Especially in the lower regions.

Search4tas also misinterprets the reviews of the M20's. The reveiw in Stereophile says no such thing. Only that the M20's sound bigger than they are.

S4T's comments about the subs being sloppy, slow, crash, boom, bang are almost as obsurd as his other comments. There are good and bad subwoofers big and small. I've heard as many smaller subwoofers with no musicality as I have heard larger subs.
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