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Cajundaddy, I see where you are going wrong, you cant place one of those ELX200 18" subs in a home audio room and expect it to sound good, you need two and place them in your neighbours house.

Well we have different opinions of what can be done with subs, and can assure you mine do not make the room sound muddy at all, 2 x 13.5" but also have a fairly large room and they are set to a low crossover point about 45hz, also I am listening to mostly CD's so different low level then LP's. My belief is much of the muddy sound people get is from low end subwoofers, or is from the drywall flapping about from a room not properly built.

I still believe it is safer to choose a speaker with smaller woofer like the ones I suggested, less likely to be a problem in any room size can place them where they sound the best for imaging and add subwoofer if needed, that way it can be placed where it sounds it's best, they are almost always different locations.