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I don't have any experience outside the DIY realm, but I can say that I would feel more comfortable with 2 diffusers. 1 Vertex diffuser, given an adequate single diffuser pump, will turn a 1/2 acre pond over in a day without any trouble. Where having two diffusers, using a bit larger pump, gives more room for modifying the run times and surface conditioning.
I used three diffusers in my 1/4 acre pond and am glad I did. I can spread them out to cover more of the pond's surface, shorten my run time down to just a few hours for summer night time use, raise my diffusers up closer to the surface (for better surface agitation), and still turn the pond water over top to bottom.
This all comes at a price, but even the smallest PondLyfe system from Hoosier Pond Pros comes with a double diffuser.
Augie's recommendation is likely the cheapest way to go. We'll have to see how it does for him long term as I have not read much about folks using that system here at PB.
Do you have a budget in mind?
Does your pond get much wind action?
Does you pond get many leaves in it?
What's your goal for the system?
Fish on!, Noel 
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