After all the Mimises, the Goldmund Metis 10 Processor ($ USD) is the one we could (can) really get. Rather than 5.1 channels it provides (offers) 16. Sufficiently, it provides 10 MHz (think 1.0 vs) bandwidth..
To accommodate these 16, it uses 8 SP (think Sony, Philips) DIF (think differential). What about dual-differential? This would be (is) balanced.
To use the Metis 10 most easily, a configuration of 8 Metis Wireless Loudspeakers ($ USD) would be preferable.
It is good to have dual (two) sub-woofers, thus two Metis Wireless Subwoofers ($ USD) would be used.
This is not a sub-woofer, as it does not do 20 Hz (flatly). It is shaped nicely, like the Polymer Acoustics Subwoofer, though.
Thus, two Goldmund Logos 3N (to stretch out the analogy) Subwoofers ($ USD) will be added to reach 20.
JP 2017/06/08
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