Adding a 2nd subwoofer that is not the same size.

[JBerg]

I was thinking about adding another sub to my home theater. Right now I have a Klipsch r-10sw I was thinking about buying a r-12 sw or should I just buy another r-10 sw?

 

[lovinthehd]

They're probably similar enough to not be an issue particularly. Keep in mind you're limited by the lesser sub to an extent. I'd look for better subwoofage than those Klipsch subs altogether, though....

 

[JBerg]

They're probably similar enough to not be an issue particularly. Keep in mind you're limited by the lesser sub to an extent. I'd look for better subwoofage than those Klipsch subs altogether, though....

What do you think would be a good alternative? Trying to stay in the same price range...

 

[lovinthehd]

What do you think would be a good alternative? Trying to stay in the same price range...

What is your budget?

 

[JBerg]

What is your budget?

I would like to keep it in the $300 range per sub.

 

[lovinthehd]

I would like to keep it in the $300 range per sub.

Bit low for the better subwoofage, at that budget range would look at the Dayton SUB1200 & SUB1500. If you're willing to spend $600 on a pair then maybe diy (if you have the inclination/time/waf etc).

 

[JBerg]

I talked it over with the wife and decided we could bump it up to 500 per sub. What would be the best option for that price point per sub?

 

[snakeeyes]

I talked it over with the wife and decided we could bump it up to 500 per sub. What would be the best option for that price point per sub?

The HSU VTF2 MK5 is what you want to look at. There is a great review on this site.

 

[lovinthehd]

I like the Hsu suggestion but maybe even the dual RSL Speedwoofer 10S depending on your extension goals to save a few bucks and smaller form factor....