Subs with room correction DSP?

Martin Logan and Paradigm subs both use Anthem’s ARC Genesis software and a USB mic for room correction. The software can be downloaded for free but I think you have to buy the “Perfect Bass Kit” to get the mic.

The ARC "kit" and SW is a joke. Absolute garbage hardware.

You might start by researching the value of two, or more subwoofers vs. one.

This is what I did. Assuming you are not building a home theatre, using 2 subs as bass extensions of your mains is relatively easy. No subwoofer crawl or gimmicky software with "special" mics required.

Alternatively, buy a miniDSP 2x4HD, UMIK-1 and download REW and any sub can be room corrected.

Nonsense. No room correction solution can "room correct" a sub that is in a room that is an acoustic nightmare, which is the case for many of us without purpose built rooms.   

I agree a remote for my RELs would have been nice though.

My B&W DB2 can do room corrections with the iPhone app in a minute and the rest is quite good (to pair with my B&W 803D3. 

I think I'm going to go with SVS. 
Has anyone used the SoundPath Wireless Audio Adapter? Does it work well?

Syzygy subs came with a trouble free automatic room correction feature that was run from a iPhone app, but you have to shop used since they went out of business during COVID.

@traudio 

Contact Duke LeJeune at audiokinesis. He is an expert with subs and will give you the advise you need. You will be glad you did.