Who OWNS Zu Audio Speakers- Especially Definition

When I got my def's years ago, I did a HT comparison with and without subs. They are as impressive as hell by themselves, but add in a big quality sub
(I have 1 of the original Zu 15" subs)and there is no going back! The sub adds in the deep foundation rattling bass that was missing with the def's alone.

That is not to say that the def's are bass shy, as they are not. Just that for dedicated HT, a sub receiving a dedicated signal for LFE adds in the fullness, that I like in my HT.

Definition, if properly positioned, do not need a subwoofer for either 2 channel or home theater applications.

A sub will only muck up the balance.

Sat in my room with both Sean and Adam from Zu, and they also prefered it with the sub for movies. For music, they are more than capable sans sub. As stated above, they don't need it as they play quite deep. But with the dedicated LFE channel, especially for war and shoot 'em up movies, the sub helps with the deep explosive bass extensions.

Yeah, a sub is probably great for "Wayne's World".

Party on Ton.

So... I got my Definition 2's on Dec.23. I wanted to wait until they had some hours on them before commenting. I'll start off by saying that break-in is a major factor with these. The Zu website says as much, but I always figure that's just a ploy, and what you're really doing is getting used to the new sound... I stand corrected.
When I first listened, I was not at all impressed. The highs were too prominent, the mids too recessed and thin; only the bass seemed good to start.
I have been trying to put hours on these, and today, at over 30 hours of fairly loud (90-95db) playing, they are performing exactly as Zu states in the manual. The bass has gone deeper, the mids are coming out of hiding and fleshing out, and the treble is smoothing out.
I am now looking forward to what another full day of break-in will bring.
Cutting this short now- I have to make some dinner...
I'll be back.