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I wouldn't run 2 different subs because you'll end up with 2 different sounding subs playing at the same time."You'll end up having 2 different f3s so one sub will loose output while the other sub is still playing."

That is a valid point, but it really depends on your room. Some here have used different subs to good effect because two subs can really counteract a poor room response curve.

It is something you would have to try to see how it works in your situation.

Fred

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