Subwoofer for classical music listener

Audioconnection:   Thanks for your encouragement.
I've already looked at the manual online.  It mentions a  wx-2 variable crossover that's included with the sub.  The seller says he doesn't have that variable crossover.  He ordered a designated crossover which matches his amplifier.
It probably won't match mine which has an input impedance of 22K. I don't think he knows the impedance of his amp.

Just saw a Pre-owned VANDERSTEEN 2Wq subwoofer and crossover for sale in AZ

Just an FYI: (not my sale nor any association with seller or his unit) 

http://www.canuckaudiomart.com/details/649351979-vandersteen-2wq/

Quested Subwoofers, With the Quested Amplifier that has the Analog Control Domain to intergrate it with your speakers. Its used by many studio and i find it clean and fast.

It has a faster sound than my Seaton Subs. Its more aticulate sounding than the REL Subs.

No DSP are used on these subwoofers its purely Analog. So you don't get a bunch of articfical boosting to give you better specs.

No Boosting or EQ. Its clean and flat down to 15htz

Hi Dragon_vibe,

EQ / DSP in subwoofers is almost mandatory and has more to do with how difficult room integration is, than creating better specs.

I strongly encourage anyone considering a sub to get it with EQ/DSP. Right now the bet models I know of fare in JL audio subs, but they are super pricey, so I roll my own with Hsu and miniDSP.

Best,

E