What 4 subwoofers to buy?


I am using a pair of Klipsch Cornwalls from 1984 and a pair of Klipsch Heresys stacked on top of the Cornwalls. I recently bought a Klipsch R-115SW subwoofer and could not get any satisfaction from it. Too many room placement issues. So I kicked the subwoofer out of my listening room, being that I get better results all around without it.But I still desire an upgrade on bass performance and would not complain if overall speaker performance was increased. I have been reading alot  lately about the DBA thing, and without even trying it, I am positive that it will be the best thing for me. But I have come to a brick wall sort of speak in my search for which subwoofers to buy. I am not rich, so buying 4 of Rels best is out of the question. I know that Miller Carbon is always saying that quantity over shoots quality, but when I use manufacturer subwoofer mating tools, the results always comes back with their most expensive subwoofer for my system. One of my main concern is will 4 lower end subs be an enhancement to my system? I was going to buy 4 SVS SB1000s because they are very good priced for the quality and they also have the high level speaker input which I will need for hooking up to my vintage integrated amp. But as I was researching all of their other models, I noticed that only their 1000s had these hookups? I emailed them and asked why their other upper models did not have high level speaker inputs? They said that none of their customers have expressed the need for them? I am not sure how to understand that? Maybe most of their customers main interest is in home theater and not 2 channel stereo? I do not know? This is where I have come to a stand still in buying my 4 subs. Will 4 lower end subs work for enhancing my system or do I need to go higher up in the chain as far as quality is concerned? Any ideas, knowledge, experience and or opinions will be greatly valued. Thank you.
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To complement your stack of vintage Klipsch look at a pair of the new REL "Predator" HT-1508 subs.  As for their lacking speaker level inputs, ditto the recommendation to use car stereo LOCs to derive RCAs from your amp outputs... https://www.jlaudio.com/collections/car-audio-processors/products/loc-22-car-audio-oem-integration-processors-98413
This is the blue chip choice, no matter what amp you have, but there are passive units for much less...like this: https://www.scosche.com/lineout-convertor-adjustable-80-watt, but could be overpowered by a big amp.
I ended up with a pair of REl S3 SHO's and they blend into my system seemlessly.  They also work well in home theater.  The only other subwoofer I would consider is Rythmik.
audiokinesis - I thought that was a very succinct explanation. Bass problems seem to me are best fixed slowly over a period of time, with experimentation.
With a four sub DBA or even a three sub DBA for that matter any decent sub will work. What type of music you listen to and how loud you like it as well as room size will dictate which models would best suit your needs. Any company that manufactures subs should have an in house tech that can help select the correct model for your system, if they don't, I would not buy from that manufacturer. 

My personal experience is with SVS, Rythmik and REL and there are many other companies out there such as AudioKinesis and HSU that I have heard good things about from many other sub users.

One extra plug for Rythmik, they offer a couple of different amp options along with their standard option and one of those options has the speaker level input so you can get that input on any of their subs.