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Recommendation for sub with high level inputs

Looking to add sub to existing system.   Yamaha Aventage A6A  powering center (Sonus Faber Sonetto ii) , wall height (Infinity Primus P362) , and surround (B&W DM 602), with Rotel Ra1592 integrated preout connected to power fronts (Sonus Faber Sonetto V).  

I listen to (stream) 2 channel music 65 -70 % of the time  - Roon with the hi-fi Rose 250 as my endpoint.

No regrets with the purchase of Sonetto V's, but after having them for a year now, I would like more low end.  

I do not want to connect the sub to the yamaha, thus needing a recommendation for a sub with high level inputs to connect to my Rotel  integrated which doesn't have a sub output. 

2k budget?

Thanks in advance for your suggestions. 

 

 

 

 

cantw84it
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audioman58
4,129 posts
 

Depending  on budget , Svs SB- 4000 sealed subs are more accurate then any vented sub ,the sub weighs 102 lbs even 1 sub sounds excellent and very powerful and theSVS has a great app ,5 year warranty , free delivery 45 day trial , and even free return f not happy 

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arafiq
1,662 posts
 

Rel T7x or T9x for sure. Both are very musical subs that will integrate with your speakers and amp very well.

scm
313 posts
 

HSU...Overlooked way too many times and priced much better than many.

https://www.hsuresearch.com/

zgas-music
82 posts
 

++1 @scm Dont know why Hsu doesn’t get more love on here. I own two- for AV room and my home recording rig. I’m integrating from the preamp and AV prepro. Since Hsu is self powered, less strain on the mains. Seamless… 

macg19
909 posts
 

+1 for REL X 2.

I own 2 T9x with a hybrid Yamaha 5.1 / Raven 2 channel system in a relatively large room and they kick. 

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