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Pirate, I'm sort of doing the same thing with my setup, with mine on the left side of my media cabinet. But I've always done my best to place the sub nearest the corner of a room. In my setup it's only about 2-3 feet from the corner, this basically allows the accustics of the room to amplify the low freq sounds coming out of the sub. Essentially let the room help do the work rather than make the sub work overtime.
Not sure about two subs, I've seen two subs in use, but I think given the right placement there's no need to go to two unless it's a honkin' big room
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