adding more subs pros and cons

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My main speakers are Martin Logan CLXs the ones before the art update. I now have two decent i subs placed to the out side and just a bit back from the main speakers. I took a lot of time with the speaker and sub placement days not hours.

My question is if I add two more decent i subs on top of the ones I have now what will the results likely be.

I do not have large problem I am trying to solve my room is large and odd shaped more bass is always a good thing for me anyway.

My goal is to make a good thing better not worse. I know full well that subs are hated by some loved by others. Will stacking subs work One of the Martin Logan Guys said yes it will work even 3 high per side.

They would need to be used subs as the Decent i are no longer made. Whats your thoughts ever seen this done or better yet heard it .
 
Stacking subs can help with headroom, but will make a minimal difference when it comes to filling nulls. For filling nulls and smoothing out bass, you want to experiment with placing them elsewhere in your room.
 
Face said:
Stacking subs can help with headroom, but will make a minimal difference when it comes to filling nulls. For filling nulls and smoothing out bass, you want to experiment with placing them elsewhere in your room.
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I understand what your saying i do not think I have any null points that are a problem . I was thinking the higher the bass tower gets the more sound stage I might get . Then again it would not be the first time the plan seemed good then it all went to hell. thanks for the reply
 
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