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I purchased my Apogee Duetta Signature ribbon speakers in 1991, and have spent the last 19 years building around them. They provide magical transparency, soundstaging, and musicality.  I have paired two matching Paradigm Reference Servo 15 subwoofers with the Duettas. The Duettas are powered by a pair of Bel Canto Reference 1000 Monoblock amps. I use the X-30 crossovers which come with the Paradigm's to make the subs work with the Duettas.
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    • Apogee Acoustics Duetta Signature
    Apogee Duetta Signature - 2way full range, ribbon, 190 lbs
    • Proceed PRE
    Proceed,linestage, remote, 25 lbs
    • Sony SCD-1
    Sony SCD-1 CD/SACD Player
    • Proceed CDP
    18 bit, hdcd, remote
    • Bel Canto Design Reference 1000 Monoblocks
    ICE Powered monoblock amp
    • Paradigm Servo 15
    Matched pair of Paradigm Reference, 400 watt powered, 15in woofers in rosenut wood.
    • Music Hall MMF-7
    Music Hall MMF-7 Turntable
    • Grado Reference Master
    Grado Reference Master Cartridge
    • Vibraopds #2
    Vibrapod isolators under CDP
    • VPI 16.5
    VPI Record cleaning system
    • Alpha Core Goertz MI 2 Vereacity
    Alpha Core Goertz MI 2 Veracity

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I’ve got a pair of Signature Series IIs (original owner) running with a BAT VK-600 w/ BAT pack, BAT VK-5i tube preamp. I can’t imagine why a subwoofer would be needed. The bass tightness that goes down into the inaudible range where you just feel it is astounding with these speakers. Hit any big challenges when separating out to a sub?

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