Sub for Aerial 10Ts

Why not the Aerial SW12? I have Aerial LR5s and CC5 with two SW12s. They integrate perfectly and while there are quite a few good subs on the market I think you would be hard pressed to find better.

Ken

I'll second Ken's reply. Aerial's SW 12 would be the way to go. A pair would be better. I've got 10t's and a similar sized room, I'm happy without a sub, however I have a Infinity IRS Betas as well as the 10t's, and the Beta woofers integrate with the 10t as well, and I use them now and then. Good luck!

Paul

Owner of 10Ts, CC5, 2 SW-12, as Nike likes to mention, JUST DO IT!

They do integrate very well with the 10Ts, and truthfully, equally as well with the Dunlavy SC-IV. A great sub for those!!

Dan

The SW12 is excellent, if that is in your price range. It wasn't in mine.

I own the 10T's and have a Triad Platinum 18 inch sub that is used for 95% music and 5% movies in 2-channel.

As you probably know, the 10T's are excellent in the bass regions and are definitely a full range speaker.

The Triad dialed in at the lowest crossover setting, and low volume setting simply reproduces the lowest octave without problems.

I found it to be near as musical as Bag End's Infrusub 18" inch sub but the Triad has a few more dial-in capabilities.

-IMO

Thanks for the quick reply. It was a toss up between the Aerial or Revel sub which I heard was also a good match. Bemmer I heard the ML 33H With the Aerials It was awsome a little out of my price range that why I went with Sim Titan What do you think . It sound good but nothing like the ML33 Is there another ML that would give me good results. I also have a Sony 7700 DVD player Was thinking of upgrading to 9000es DVD or should I keep the 7700 and go with a bat CD player since I listen to music 90 percent of the time Thanks