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put a flower pot on it, one of those hanging tree things, I am sure it would get by.
Hell ,I brought home a AX500 had it shoved in between the tv and speaker for a month before she asked, "Did you get one of those sub thingies?, when did you bring that home.?

Needless, I don't have her as a wife anymore ... just the offspring

The EP400 is designed to go deep and low, but because it's in a smaller enclosure, it's output is only suitable for smaller rooms.

The EP175 is more conventionally designed, but being for a budget purchaser, it doesn't go as loud OR as low.

yeh, found that out ....I want to locate a duo sub for the M80's preferrably 8" driver(s) that is good for music. I don't want boom boom boom bass either, it has to be tight and quick.
Play good low notes of a piano Dianna Krall, yet the tightness and quick bass beats and bass notes on Aylanna Myles " Love Is "
Just cannot get the response at volumn I want with M80 alone. I don't want a big sub either, really I would not want a sub for music, but something that will compliment the 80-'s and bring out that 28hz - 35hz a little louder and on level with the higher frequencies. This system is gear for the living room /kitchen / dining room open concept 23ft w x 30

With a room this size and being open, finding a small 8" sub that delivers what you want will be hard to find. You'll probably have to go with a ported design and a bigger box, that's quite a bit of air to move. I have heard the EP500, it's very good and is not that big.

The cabinet size for the EP350 and EP500 is the same size, BTW.

yeh ... I didn't really want something that big. I was thinking I could find something in a 8" or possibly a 10". Just thinking that if my amp is only 200w and the M80's woofers are 6.5" I must be able to find a 8" with 200 - 300w and move more air than the M80. Even a duo 8" or triple 8" sub

Dude, you've been around here long enough to know you'll get quoted with posts like that!