Need a "short list" of best Subwoofers for M.L.'s

The power of a REL Stadium with the speed of a Strata, at a lower cost than either. Fantastic sub. The only thing it lacks is an advertising budget:)

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Stay with small drivers which are fast and pitch accurate.Vandersteen and REL are the nods I got and would have plonked down but went with floorstanders instead.Also I might still add the a sub and if I do am thinking of a good external X-over to handle a bi-amp and sub.

I have ML Odyssey speakers. I've tried several subs and am finally thrilled with my Talon Roc 2002. This is, by far, the most musical sounding sub around (IMO). My listening area is about 15X18 with a 15 foot cathedral ceiling. I have placed the sub in the corner of an attached dining area about 12 feet away from the center of my listening area (where the ceiling drops to 8 feet). You would never know how far away the sub is in relation to the main speakers. The blend with the ML is seamless. In fact, a friend insisted the sub wasn't even on and that the sound was coming from the ML's. I then turned off the sub and there was absolutely no doubt where that bass was generating from. Its truly unbelievable. It is a very fast sub. I use audio and video about 50/50 so I wanted something that could handle the demands of theater but remain musical and warm when listening to audio. Also, you won't need two of these (its 1000 watts). I probably have the volumn notched at a little over one (with ten being max). This thing will roar if you let it! Good luck with your search.

Settled on a pair of Paradigm Servo 15's. They are very fast and musical. I run my Dunlavy SCIV's full range and only add the subs for support and weight below 50hz. I would put any and all subs on Audiopoints or Sp-1 platforms .These devices make everything quicker and more tuneful as well as extending the soundstage width. .How would you figure these devices would improve midrange quality and detail while being under a subwoofer. They do.