Will having 2 sub would yield deeper soundstage? Im more on large scale soundstage over razor sharp imaging. Toe in yield sharper imaging at the expense of smaller soundstage.I on the Amp pro. I just used a splitter.
Can you use y cable on ultra without having issue?Splitting a line level signal with a y-cable should be no big deal -- I am doing this with the stereo signal from my Pro Plus to feed a 4-channel amp. Recognize that you won't have independent control of the 2 subs at the source end -- your EQ and room correction will see them as one. Two subs can play havoc with each other and room modes, but with independent tuning that can really even things out. I am using dual subs with my AVR, but it can independently adjust timing, phase, and eq to make them work well together.
Can you explain more? I thought just using 2 subs and the proper placement would go a long way to defeating room modes, even without independent tuning.... Two subs can play havoc with each other and room modes, but with independent tuning that can really even things out...
Can you give us schematic how did you connect your system?I use two Kali WS6.2 subwoofers with Pro Plus and an external DAC. Kali WS6.2 has 80Hz crossover and has high-pass output to feed main speakers. My mains are Kali IN-8. So, I use them effectively as 4-way active speakers.
Neither am I! But... the thread I linked goes into this in much more detail and might put @Smartplug more at ease. One of the most important issues is subwoofer location & if possible, opposing corners is a great place to start. There's plenty more info on this with a quick Google search!Before this goes any further I gotta state that I am not even close to an expert on using multiple subwoofers.
Can you explain more? I thought just using 2 subs and the proper placement would go a long way to defeating room modes, even without independent tuning.
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How to fight room modes with 2 subs?
Any guidance on where to start with 2 subs to overcome room modes? I have only the option to position the subs next to the floorstanders. I have tried corner positions and on the inside of the floorstanders, close to the wall and 0,5m in front of the wall, but I’m still having serious peaks and...www.audiosciencereview.com
Neither am I! But... the thread I linked goes into this in much more detail and might put @Smartplug more at ease. One of the most important issues is subwoofer location & if possible, opposing corners is a great place to start. There's plenty more info on this with a quick Google search!
Why? It's actually perfect for reducing the influence of room modes.I would disagree with corner placement in general!
Why? It's actually perfect for reducing the influence of room modes.
The only "problem" is additional and uneven bass gain. RC (or manual EQ) easily take care of that!