Need an Octo for a Aqua Legend Supreme Lx

[buds]

I was wondering if someone could suggest what Octo i could use to match with a New Aqua legend Supreme Lx Reg.. Its Overbalanced . The legend will replace My trusty Conshelf Se2as my primary reg.. Question is can i now use the SE2 as an octo..or will it make better sense to buy the Octo Lx and put the Se2 on Pony Bottle Duty????
Thankx

 

[Toecutter]

I was diving with a matched set of SE2's, great regs by the way. Upgraded my primary first/second stage to Oceanic with a CDX5 first stage and used my SE2 Octo for a few months for a security blanket. I felt guilty about seperating my SE2's so reassembled them and they are my backup system. I moved to a Dacor Eagle Octo and am very much pleased with the choice. Dry in all positions and a very well mannered breather down to 96' at 58 degrees F. I say it is worth a try for comparison's sake.

 

[The Wanderer]

I use the Legend LX.

Go to aqualung.com and look at the octos. You can find a dealer , too. With a great reg like that, you should have a matching octo that is tuned to your first stage.

 

[Former FLL Now MSP Diver]

If it doesn't bug you that they aren't the same brand, you can use any of your existing regs as an octo if you like. I used a Mares Axis as an octo with my Legend until just recently.

Marc

 

[The Wanderer]

They gotta match

 

[buds]

Thats why i posted the question .. i was under the impression they had to match as well
But dang im gonna miss my SE2 I loved that Reg... My LDS tried to tell me My SE2 was gonna put me in danger.. he even went so far as to sy It was "unsafe" LOL
I laughed in his face... I have had it serviced like clock work
thanks for all the input i really appreciate it..

 

[The Wanderer]

buds, I was kidding that they gotta match. But since you have such a nice high end reg, why not? With good care and maintenance, you'll have this reg set for many years. And it will look good, too.

 

[KrisB]

avoid the Aqualung LPO... rough breather with unstoppable free-flow issues on the surface (i.e. you have to turn off the air to stop it, then it's ok).