Tubedoctor50-you may have noticed my current stereo subs are very inexpensive compared to others listed. I also have much more costly subs,but, they are in my HT doing various duties. I tried them all individually with the stereo setup with mixed results and never completely satisfied. My room is 17D x 35W & cathedral ceilings. My little 8in well-designed subs may not shake the house but, easily stay with the fostex drivers and provide a coherency and musicality not achieved before.
I too have 2 F-113 subs in the front crossing over at about 60 hz. I have my main speakers Egglestons Works Andra 2 out in the room about 8 feet. I also have an older M&K sub behind me in the center at the back wall.
For home theater I add a couple more subs into the mix. Cant have too much bass for that deep impact in some movies. (Although my wife hates it.)
Finding that low crossover point that allows the best of the lows to integrate with the main speakers is a challenge and the F-113 blend in very well. I calibrate each F-113 individually , then together with a DSPpeaker unit getting them together with the room.
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