Adding dual subwoofer suggestion

[Subbiya]

Hi Everyone,
I have a taga platinum sw10 v2 subwoofer, planning to add another one, but platinum sw10 v2 is out of stock as v3 has released. It is advisable to add v3 along with v2.? I see there is a increase in amplifier power, this will cause any issue in phase matching b/w these subs. Should I go for dual v3. or it is ok to add v3 . ? Please tell me your suggestions. Thankyou.!

https://www.tagaharmony.com/en/products/3589/home-speakers/product/185/platinum-sw-10-v-2
https://www.tagaharmony.com/en/products/3607/subwoofers/product/9032/platinum-sw-10-v-3

 

[pantpank]

You can definitely go ahead with v3, it will blend well with the existing sub and improve bass response.

 

[Amarendra]

Hi Everyone,
I have a taga platinum sw10 v2 subwoofer, planning to add another one, but platinum sw10 v2 is out of stock as v3 has released. It is advisable to add v3 along with v2.? I see there is a increase in amplifier power, this will cause any issue in phase matching b/w these subs. Should I go for dual v3. or it is ok to add v3 . ? Please tell me your suggestions. Thankyou.!

https://www.tagaharmony.com/en/products/3589/home-speakers/product/185/platinum-sw-10-v-2
https://www.tagaharmony.com/en/products/3607/subwoofers/product/9032/platinum-sw-10-v-3

You may also consider this instead of a new sub:

Dayton Audio - DSP-LF Low Frequency DSP Controller

DSP-LF Low Frequency DSP Controller

www.daytonaudio.com

I have been using it and find it more effective than a dual sub set up