Subwoofer for classical music listener


This is my second post on the subject of subwoofers.
My first post wasn't specific enough.
I listen to classical music 90% of the time.
Are there any classical music listeners out there who have subwoofers?
if there are, could you let me know what you have?
i don't imagine I would need quite as powerful or expensive a sub as those who mainly listen to other types of music, but I may be wrong.

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"Classical music is the most difficult to bring into your home."

Of course it should be readily apparent to all that this is false because a Music Reproduction System has no way of knowing what style of music it is tasked with reproducing. Yes it is certainly true that some make this argument about so-called classical music because traditionally this style of music has been played with natural acoustic instruments but of course it is equally true that many types of music also rely on natural acoustic instruments including much of jazz and yes horror of horrors even rock often incorporates natural acoustic instruments. So-called classical music is not even the most demanding in dynamic range although it is among the more demanding types of music in that respect. What this claim regarding so-called classical music actually indicates is an elitist attitude about music and a supposition that there is something especially refined about so-called classical music which is an absurd claim on the face of it and indefensible using properly applies reason and logic because there is nothing about so-called classical music that is inherently different than any other kind of music even if it traditionally does rely more on natural acoustic instruments.
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"So-called" classical music is not an elitist term.  Admittedly it is a vague genre. But it usually, but not always, indicates acoustic music. There is electronic (synthesizer) classical music and jazz-oriented classical music using electrified instruments.  The term is just descriptive to differentiate it from other forms (folk, ethnic, jazz, etc.).
As you say, it generally relies on natural acoustic instruments, but in a specific space (concert hall, auditorium, club, studio, etc). It is this variable of space that, I believe, makes it more difficult to reproduce on playback.  Spatial elements are more critical in acoustic music and therefore harder to reproduce.
" You , knowledge, wisdom, reason, manners and logic are mortal enemies "

You are obviously confused to believe that things like knowledge and wisdom are mortal enemies indeed a sound argument can be made that the absolute opposite in the case. However you obviously have some deep inner need to attack my commentary on this esteemed board and should you feel that my contributions here are not worthy of sharing space with someone as knowledgeable as you because they detract from your ability to share your wisdom I invite you to alert the moderators and seek to have me dismissed from this board. In the absence of action from them I will continue to speak the truth here especially when you assert such absurd notions such as your defense of so-called classical music as presenting some deep exceptional unusual challenge to your Music Reproduction System that is not the equal of any other kind of music which you apparently hold in some deep-seated hatred so that you can cultivate, display and promote your so-called superiority over others who you regard as ignorant. Have a nice day.