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It really depends on what you want to achieve. It’s a living space, and maximum bass might not be realistic.

As I said, subwoofer placement is complicated. Most of all, your ears lie to you. It's true. Bass wavelengths are extremely long, and they reflect off surfaces. They will bounce around, which causes them to cancel themselves out. For instance, a 20Hz soundwave is a little over 50ft. long...

I'm a big fan of sealed subs, especially in living spaces, due to their smaller cabinets, and some other reasons. It'd just stick with the SB-1000, unless you want to upgrade to SB-2000 or SB-3000. BTW, honestly, if you put another SB-1000 with a wireless adapter in that back corner, you'd...

Subwoofer placement is very complex, and it's impossible to really know what's best without some extensive testing, but the current location appears that it should be fairly free of room interactions. If you wanted to add a second SB-1000, I'd try it in the corner behind the purifier.