It really depends on what you are trying to do. If you are trying to accurately reproduce music. Then the subs you are looking at will do that. If you are looking to pressurize the room and overemphasize the lower bass, then larger subwoofers may be required.
When I visit folks systems the first thing I typically notice is that the cross overs to the subs is too high and they are way too loud, creating a huge bump in the bass... instead of an even transition and flat response. If you turn the subs up too loud, they will scramble the imaging. It's about what you are trying to do. I used to have two subs... they ran at less than 10% power and crossover of something like 40 hz. They extended the soundstage nicely. But it was so easy to turn them up too loud.