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They also have lower group delay. Some mention that the SVS subs are harder to integrate with their speakers when it comes to music

Not with the speakers but some have had some issues with getting defective subs replaced or repaired.

What about Kef R series or Reference series? The Reference are in a different price class though.

If you have a good set of headphones you can use Crutchfield's speaker compare tool. It would or could give you a general idea of how a particular speaker is going to sound.

My SuperCube 8000 has a class HD (not sure what that is exactly but it has an "H" so..) and it's been used nearly every day since I bought it in 2013 and have not had a single issue other than the auto on is not very sensitive.

I guess we now know who builds the 12 for RSL. ;)

The SW is in stock https://www.monoprice.com/product?p_id=41498

Get the Arendal. More local support if needed. And that PSA is already one model year old.

I think I saw your post in the "other" forum, you are overseas, and the PSA is used? Just being overseas I would go for the Arendal for the I assume local support and Euro warranty. That and IMO the PSA subs are compromised in a few ways.

The subs may very well perform great, but the AVS group is way too fanatic about all things PSA. The speakers are hyped to ridiculous heights, yet are ordinary, overpriced ugly black boxes, IME. The speaker review shows that. The only thing they have going for them is decent sensitivity. Other...

https://forums.audioholics.com/forums/threads/emotiva-xs15-a-review.127835/page-2 Danzilla's initial report/review. Seems like a well performing sub for the money. In your size room you won't be able to tell the difference between 16 and 20hz. You need more output above 20hz, but I'm not sold...

It will in terms of being able to hear the bass, feel the bass not so much unless it's very close to your listening position. I have a Polk 8" sub in a 2500 cubic foot room and it produces enough bass for me to easily hear even a low volumes but never enough to feel even at its max output. If...

It would be helpful to list your budget and what manufacturers are available in your area.

Good choice. If it's only the amp you would not be able to buy any other sub with better performance for the cost of a new amp.

Being able to "feel" the bass and low to medium volumes will not happen. You'll hear it but not feel it unless you use a high volume level and are sitting in a good spot.

I believe they (Klipsch) warranty the amps for 5 years now.

Pick something from here https://www.jtrspeakers.com/home-audio

Interesting that it does not have a BMR and therefore doesn't really match. Especially with no grill on.

I have the SuperOnes in a 2 channel setup in my bedroom. They sound fine, just can't handle a lot of power or high volumes well. So it depends on how far you are and how loud you listen. I ended up with Kef Q series speaker for my theater space and couldn't be happier, well maybe I could if I...

https://emotiva.com/collections/loudspeakers/products/airmotiv-b2-pair-bookshelf-loudspeakers https://emotiva.com/collections/loudspeakers/products/airmotiv-c1-2 https://emotiva.com/collections/loudspeakers/products/airmotiv-a2-pair-height-surround-ceiling-speaker I presume you already have an AVR.