Lyngorf TDAI-3400 + B&W PM1
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here the TDAI-3400 is driving the Raidho X1.6.
This is a heavenly combination and no subwoofer was ever missed.
but I am planning to move and as an average Hifi-Enthusiast I am planning to change something ;-). I will there have a larger room so I am planning to add either two SW OR to go with the Raidho X2.6.
I will definitely not change the loudspeaker manufacturer because the Raidho-Sound is just perfect for me.
If any of you has suggestions for fitting SW I would be grateful.
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Nice pair! Never heard them but the reviews are telling 
I went for the SVS-sb2000pro because of their musicality. My room is 8*7 meters and they fill it up easily. But with so many options in subs it’s hard to choose 
You might want to investigate using the ‘3400’s built in bass management via one (or more) SDA-2400 amps into Lyngdorf (or other) boundary bass speakers, since this is how it was designed to be deployed
That will give you complete control over crossover, time delay and integration with Room Perfect
I use my ‘3400 into a pair of Focal Diablo Utopia, then use the digital out into a pair of ‘2400s and one ‘2200 (that will be replaced with another ‘2400 in due course). These each power (in effect) a pair of Lyngdorf W210 bass speakers, 3 pairs in all I.e. 6x 10 inch drivers per side
The drivers barely move at 75-80dB which is how I listen, so they are utterly linear and distortion free. The effect on the overall sound is nothing short of astounding; from the bass heft and texture you’d expect, but also on soundstage and clarity
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