Need advice on using subwoofer with Aerial 10T's

I have the 10T's and likek them left alone, and I have the james 1200, and JMLab available...the 10Ts are good alone.

Thanks Jallen for the feedback. Since my original post, been doing a lot of listening, thinking maybe I shouldn't mess with a good thing. But it's good to hear from someone with 10T's who could subwoof, but chooses not to. Appreciate your advice.

Dear Apollo66: I really like your 10T's and I admire to Mike Kelly ( btw, he was the designer of my ADS ones ) for its very good speakers designs.

Looking to the 10T crossover frequencies we can see that the woofers croosover at 360hz and from around 60 to 110hz goes down 3 Ohms ( impedance ) with and overall efficiency in the low range: 86db.

I respect the Jallen opinion but let me to show you my point of view about:

those woofers have the " job " to reproduce frequencies from around 450hz and down this means that the sound reproduction from them has a very high Intermodulation/harmonic Distortion where at the same time that the woofer has to handle ( example ) 30-40hz ( that means long woofer excurtions ) has to handle too frequencies in the 250 to 400hz that were/will be reproduced with those speaking distortions.
What happen if we try to integrate two ( not one ) powered subwoofers in true stereo fashion and crossing say around 60 to 100hz?, well you can/could have the answers here:

http://forum.audiogon.com/cgi-bin/fr.pl?eanlg&1117893153&openflup&27&4#27

http://forum.audiogon.com/cgi-bin/fr.pl?eanlg&1117893153&openflup&158&4#158

So IMHO and with those Aerial speakers I really think that you could have a heavy quality sound reproduction improvment.

Regards and enjoy the music.
Raul.