Add vtf2 mk3 or vtf 3 mk3/4

[Side99]

I currently have one vtf2 mk3 in a fairly large open room (somewhere in the 20'x42' range with the open kitchen). I want to add a second sub to the living room and was figuring based on size getting the vtf3 mk3/4, but wouldn't upgrade both at the same time due to budget. Would it be better to get that one or match the original sub if I was to leave the first one the same (matching the two subs)

 

[shadyJ]

What you don't want to do when mixing subwoofers is to use one that is substantially more powerful than the other, but the vtf2 and 3 are pretty close in performance, I think they can be used together with no problems. The VTF3's big advantage is in the lowest frequencies at the bottom of their tuning point. In the end I would rather have a VTF2 and a VTF3 in one system rather than just two VTF2s, the two systems will be a lot alike except the one with the VTF3 will have a bit stronger deep bass.

 

[timoteo]

+1 on the above recommendation. All will be the same except you'll gain more in the low end. Thats a good thing!

HSU kicks @ss!!

 

[Jacare]

Hmm, I was thinking about this myself since the HSU vtf2 mk3 was just above 500 right now....I already have one and wanted to add another down the line.