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I have a long room, 15x40 with living areas at either end. There are in-ceiling speakers at either end run off individual Wiim amps. They do not reproduce low frequencies adequately and I want to add a sub.
For various reasons I can get only one subwoofer in the room, roughly in between the two 'spaces' along one long wall.
Because it's in between the listening areas, would a dual opposed like Rythmik G22 (basically two F12s firing in opposite directions) be advantageous in some way?
The G22 is a big expensive unit. I could, alternatively get a smaller, cheaper front firing F15. ( I'm not wed to Rythmik but mostly own them. Have SVS also. )
Thoughts?
For various reasons I can get only one subwoofer in the room, roughly in between the two 'spaces' along one long wall.
Because it's in between the listening areas, would a dual opposed like Rythmik G22 (basically two F12s firing in opposite directions) be advantageous in some way?
The G22 is a big expensive unit. I could, alternatively get a smaller, cheaper front firing F15. ( I'm not wed to Rythmik but mostly own them. Have SVS also. )
Thoughts?