Using Two Subwoofers with Two 2-Channel Amplifiers.


I am considering using two Subwoofers with two 2-channel Amplifiers using the speaker level inputs and outputs on the Subwoofers.  Each Amplifier is currently connected to identical pairs of Speakers.  Is it better to connect so that there is a dedicated Subwoofer for each channel (Left channels of both Amplifiers wired "through" one Subwoofer, and both right channels through the other), or dedicate each Subwoofer to an Amplifier so that L/R channels of each Amplifier go to a Subwoofer?

This is for a vintage system that I am using for music only.  I'd be happy to supply equipment details if that matters.  Thanks!
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Two channel with subs hard to integrate them together.  But if done correctly can be really amazing.  I strongly recommend:

1) using same amp driving all channels.  The highs, mids and bass.  

2) same interconnects and speaker cables for all unit. 

3) no electronics crossovers Only passive crossovers.

Alot of people think that 60hz and below the bass doesn’t matter when it comes to coherent, huge mistake.  It makes a biggest differences when it comes to two channels critical listening.