Sub Question. One higher quality sub or two lesser quality? (Rythmik vs HSU)


I have narrowed my choices to one Rythmik Audio G22 Dual 12" subwoofer or two HSU Research ULS-15 II. I am trying to keep my budget to under 2K. I like the fact that the Rythmik is servo controlled and seems to be of higher quality. But I also like the thought of two subs vs one.

What say ye, Audiogoners?

Oz



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I see two speaker outputs on the Dayton. How does that work to drive 4 subs?

2 on each wired in series?
mapman:
" I see two speaker outputs on the Dayton.  How does that work to drive 4 subs?

Hello mapman,

     It's actually 2 pairs of speaker outputs on the Dayton sub amp.  I have a front pair of subs connected to the top pair of outputs and the other pair of subs connected to the bottom pair of outputs.
     The connection method of the AK Swarm and Debra systems' subs are also a bit unique as all 4 subs are connected in series/parallel  configuration.

Tim 
    
As I read it the two outputs are already in parallel and connecting two subs to each directly would result in 4 in parallel which would could result in loads 2 ohms or less with nominal 8 ohm subs. Two in series to each would seem like a better idea?
Cornwalls are super efficient, so what Brian said makes sense.  I've never felt like they tried to upsell me when I've talked to them.  Did he make a recommendation for your situation?  I'd reach out to the guys at SVS and see what they suggest also.
Mapman wrote:  

"As I read it the two outputs are already in parallel and connecting two subs to each directly would result in 4 in parallel which would could result in loads 2 ohms or less with nominal 8 ohm subs. Two in series to each would seem like a better idea?" 

Sorry I didn't go into detail.  

With one amp and four 4-ohm subs, the connection configuration is series/parallel, resulting in a 4 ohm load.  

With two amps there are several possibilities, but we never ask the amps to drive a load they're not rated for. 

Duke