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Thank you all very much!
Regarding the space requirements: The sub does not need to be super small. I could easily fit the mentioned Arendal 1723 1S.
The major constraint is the width. I could get away with 35 cm or even a bit wider without my wife butchering me.
But many of the SVS and comparable have this square design of a compact fridge and tend to be wider like 45cm which is definitely too big.
The perfect place for a sub would be directly between the front speakers If I am not mistaken. However, my TV is resting on a TV shelf and I don't know of any tv shelves that would accommodate a sub without problems.
So next to my couch I can fit a sub that is not too wide such as the Arendal 1723 1S or even something like the B&W DB2D (which would be crazy expensive and exceed my budget).
I understand in such a small room two subs would be the better solution.
Regarding getting something built from a carpenter: I am living in Munich, Germany. And getting something for 150$ is totally impossible. Any custom made housings would be getting really expensive quickly.
Regarding the space requirements: The sub does not need to be super small. I could easily fit the mentioned Arendal 1723 1S.
The major constraint is the width. I could get away with 35 cm or even a bit wider without my wife butchering me.
But many of the SVS and comparable have this square design of a compact fridge and tend to be wider like 45cm which is definitely too big.
The perfect place for a sub would be directly between the front speakers If I am not mistaken. However, my TV is resting on a TV shelf and I don't know of any tv shelves that would accommodate a sub without problems.
So next to my couch I can fit a sub that is not too wide such as the Arendal 1723 1S or even something like the B&W DB2D (which would be crazy expensive and exceed my budget).
I understand in such a small room two subs would be the better solution.
Regarding getting something built from a carpenter: I am living in Munich, Germany. And getting something for 150$ is totally impossible. Any custom made housings would be getting really expensive quickly.