Subwoofer for Acoustic Zen Adagio?

Yes it did clear things up. Let me sum it all up:

1 - You obviously think that hijacking someone’s thread is more important than pointing out accidental grammatical errors.

2 - Merriam also has an extensive definition for "humor" which, IMHO, you need to look up.

3 - A formidable retort would be one that isn’t an obvious copy/paste from the internet. But maybe you're not the most cunning linguist?

4 - "Shakeydeal" is an excellent choice for a user name. Especially on a web site that prides itself for providing a forum of trust between members for the exchange of very expensive items. But from the looks of your profile...you don’t have to worry about that.

5 - Ah, the good ol' days. I remember back when I was 13.

Lastly, and most importantly, Dave_rosenblum, please excuse me for having to resort to explaining the obvious to those in need of help. My original intentions for posting a reply in your thread were, well, for obvious reason. Cheers.

What you fail to understand is that looking at my profile will tell you little or nothing about me or my history. I have been posting here and at Audio Asylum since their inceptions. My initial retort to your post was made with tongue planted firmly in cheek, so no need to question my humor either.

Shakeydeal refers to a Neil Young alter ego, if you must know. But thanks for your little attempt at that dig.

You should relax and release that sphincter muscle a little. A laxative perhaps?

Shakey

Dear Shakeydeal: If you still own those beautiful Piega P-10 and due to that frequency croosover point ( around 500hz. ) between the woofer and the mid range driver IMHO you too could improve the overall quality performance of your audio system adding a pair of subs in true stereo fashion.

Regards and enjoy the music,
Raul.

JM Labs SW-900. Sounds great.

Thanks Raul, but no thanks. I have owned (and loved) subs before. But I am getting the best bass response in my current setup than I have ever had before.

Shakey