Don,
As always, thanks for your insight on the Spacestation V3. It was a tremendous help to me.
Ron, in Florida

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I suppose in a situation where one wants more bass than an SSV.3 provides, then a sub is warranted. But in that type of situation, I would most likely want a sub for my Bose Compact as well. That is the reason friends of mine who do dances went with the bigger Bose systems and a B2 or B4 sub unit.

Now I have a better understanding of my CPS setup.

Not much bass nor much 3D stereo either form the CPS when the Roland accordion was fed into it, but the CPS sounded big and spacious and even the low bottom was there (not window shaking but more than plenty to support the treble voices) when I played the Ketron SD4 through vArranger. The V accordion did not work too well with the CPS as the left and right audio out of the bleed into each other. Since this is not a V accordion forum, I would not go into the detail.

When I thought I was done with the test, it dawned on me; the stereo headphone out on the Roland V accordion. I connected a stereo wireless transmitter by Wi Digital. Bingo, the CPS really liked a full stereo input and it sounded much better as I had more control.