Subwoofer options for Klipsch La Scala


We are considering trying out a subwoofer in our system, which includes Klipsch La Scala horn speakers driven by a 7W SET amp. If we find a good pair of Klipschorns, the shy bass issue will be resolved that way. But in the meantime, I am seeking recommendations for appropriate subs that would mate well with the horns. I understand that you can't just pair them up indiscriminately, but I'm not sure where to begin. I've read through the Klipsch forums, and the recommendations seem to be whatever someone happens to be using at the time. In other words, they are all over the board.

Requirements are purely for 2-channel audio, so musicality is first priority over earthquake inducement. And I would like to stay under $750 if possible. I've owned the Adire Rava and thought it was quite good, but does it (or the Hsu, SVS) compete with say, a Velodyne or REL? Thank you all for the subterranean input.

Howard
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30hz Sean?! Damnation man, that's spectacular for a Scala! Can you share those mods, or point to a URL? My Scalas drop off very sharply after 50hz (using a ratshack SPL meter in a fairly large space with no sidewalls) in their slightly modified form. I'd love to pick up +10db down at 30hz! I've had mine on Audiopoints, but I found that it seemed to actually drain the bass energy more directly into the (wood) floor (points down). The imaging improved, but I did not find it improved the bass. Results might differ in a carpeted room. I've also been experimenting with putting a granite slab beneath the speakers, as well as using cones and slab. I liked the combination of slab and audiopoints best, but any improvements in bass were subtle. I would think reinforcing the cabinet/baffle might help tighten up the bass significantly. There's a guy doing wonderful looking rebuilds on Scalas back east who has designed an interesting reinforcement piece that he inserts into the front of the baffle like a large flat V-wedge. The effect is that it couples the V of the baffle to the walls and vice versa. Seems like a mod like that may be a good way to go for improving bass. As far as a sub, I've been using a friend's ACI Titan which can be had occasionally for around $700. It works quite well with my Scala's and is very musical indeed. There's currently a nice maple one for $1k which is kind of high. They're a small company putting out solid products IMO.

Marco
Thanks a lot, Sean. I think my wife may be bent on getting a pair of Khorns. If I opt for the La Scala mod, I'll write you directly. I really appreciate your help.
Frankly, I'm just in a lousy mood today with this terrible situation with Lugnut (Patrick), as well as some friends who live in Thailand and who have not responded to attempts to contact them. Don't mean to toss anchor on the conversation, but I just don't have any motivation for the effort--today, anyways. Perhaps in a couple of days I'll be more inclined to consider the La Scala mod.
Thank you again, Sean. You're such a force in this community!
Howard
I forgot to ask. When connecting a sub to an amp that has no line out, and the sub has only line in (no binding posts, in other words), do I use a speaker line converter? For example, my SET integrated has no line out for a sub, and the ACI Titan has only an RCA line in.

And what about if I had monoblocks with attenuator knobs? Without a preamp, can I run additional speaker cables from the monoblocks through a speaker level converter and into the sub with RCA IC's? I may end up going this route, so I want to get all the info in advance.
Thanks again, everyone.
Howard
According to ACI, this speaker level converter is included with the sub. So there's the answer to my question.