Subs with room correction DSP?

The best are JL audio but damn, expensive. :)

I wouldn't worry too much though, setting a subwoofer right is relatively easy with any DSP correction.  Just look at the peaks, clip them, tip the frequency response generally downwards from ~ 16Hz or as low as your sub goes. 

So if you can save a couple of grand and get something else, with Room EQ wizard and a mic I'd encourage it.

lyngdorf amps do room correction with subs integrated

Thanks for the responses so far. 
In the past I've had earlier model REL Subs and it was constant running back & forth between the sub and the listening seat. Adjust, listen, adjust, listen over and over. 
A remote would be a big help of course. 
In any case, was it JL that you plugged a mic into and ran some test tones, or am I thinking of another brand?