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There's some confusion here. Not trying to match 2 subs in the same room. Here's the setup: Room 1 - pair of DQ-10's and one sub (music only) Room 2 - Pair of DQ-10's....AND....in-ceiling surround

If you are only planning on using one sub at time things get much simpler. Any of the subs should be fine. Having an easy way to adjust crossover, level, phase, polarity and EQ is a big plus. If you

I'm on the mid-low end of technical knowledge. But having said that I'm also not shooting for "sound nirvana." The decision to have the one sub do "double duty" is solely because I have a set of

Integrating a sub can be very challenging. Within limits how well you integrate it is more important than the specific sub. If you have the knowledge, skills, ability and test equipment most any sub

That's an interesting plan SpongeSound! All I can tell you is, based on MY experience integrating the subs to seemlessly blend into each system could be challenging. in my situation, the room layout

Bill - I am planning to get two subs. One will be restricted to music with a pair of DQ10'd, the other will be in a larger room that will serve "double duty" - a sub for a second paid of DQ10's AND

The Speedwoofer 10E is brand new so I have no experience with it. But, I started out with a RSL Speedwoofer 10S Mk II and replaced it with the SVS SB2000 Pro. The RSL 10S MkII was good, but being a

Has any heard much about the Speedwoofer from RSL? Not to be confused with REL Speedwoofer 10E - RSL Speakers <https://rslspeakers.com/speedwoofer-10e/?mc_cid=b032483aa3>

Like you, I had an REL Strata III. I can recommend it as well. Not boomy and yes, very musical and has enough flexibility to integrate well. I had DQ-10s at the time. I can't speak to the Classic 98

REL Classic 98 Sub-woofer https://rel.net/product-category/classic/ From REL Web Site: Introducing Classic 98 – a symphony of mid-century charm and state-of-the-art technology. Drawing from the

GoldenEar Force Field 30 or the REL in the same price range. Sent from my Verizon, Samsung Galaxy smartphone Get Outlook for Android<https://aka.ms/AAb9ysg>

I'm using the SVS SB2000 Pro with my DQ-10s... highly recommended! A new one is a little more than your limit, but I'm guessing the SB1000 Pro would work just as well depending on your room size and

Moving and new home won't accommodate my two DQ1W subs (too big) so I want to replace with smaller powered subs. Want to try and "match" them with my DQ-10's as much as possible because in the main

Thanks :) I’m going to do it myself :) Appreciate the affirmation on Simply Speaker’s product!

Yes they are good quality and I’ve used them. If you’re uncomfortable with the process send them to Bill LeGall at Millersound.net He does great job. wrote:

Hi. I’m new to the group and glad to be here. I recently found a nice pair of DQ-20s in the field in great condition. I will be taking a detailed look at them starting this weekend. Should I need

I did not do the upgrade. Aural audio in Denver CO did it. The source for the legs is Bergwood. I had to google them. Aural told me they bought them unfinished and stained them to match the side

I like what you did. Can you post amazon link for your legs?

try this: https://auralhifi.com/pages/dahlquist