Speaker of My House…!

One of the nice things about adjustable bass is sometimes you think you want more so you just dial more in. Then in a few days you realize you had it right before lol. Bass has a profound effect on musical enjoyment and enjoyment for the system as a whole. It is the most important thing to get right. sometimes I have trouble telling which speaker has better mids or highs as they are often just different not better but I can tell in just a few seconds which system has better bass. 

the nice thing about a high pass is you can play with the crossover point.  you can technically put it anywhere you want (30-120db) and really let’s you dial in the sound power/hand off to the main speakers. Without one you have to come in real low as to not cause a hump and corresponding dip in the overlap between the sub and mains.  

I tried 4 different subs, none worked out/they were messy. Not giving up yet.

A couple of times I’ve had a monitor and dual sub set up. First was with 3 different Omega speakers with Omega subs and second with Shelby+Kroll monitors with S+K subs. After many exhausting trials I came across the Dspeaker Anti Mode Dual Core which gave me the best bass overall. It sends out bass tones and fixes the bass nodes in your room. Dspeaker now has the X4 Anti Mode which is also an electronic crossover. Not sure if your budget but you’ll save yourself a lot of time and frustration.

https://www.underwoodhifi.com/products/dspeaker

I second those who suggest Rockport--i have lusted for them but can't afford (the divorce that would follow).  As someone else mentioned, your room size is not that large so Avior II would suffice--Cygnus would be overkill.  Ticks all boxes and they sail on down to 25Hz with ease.  Hopefully one of your dealers carries them--they're pretty too!

@wyoboy I’ll try to find a dealer. Thank you…!