Not having the dual 2wq's was immediately noticeable. For certain the 3A Sigs go low but not viscerally LOW.
The Pre-amp does not have two sets of outputs. The mono amps each have have two sets of speaker binding posts permitting two speakers to be connected. This allows both the sub and 3A Sig to receive a direct connection from the amp. Issue w/this configuration is signal duplication and timing.
I'm thinking the best way to accomplish my goal might be to use a high quality splitter cable. Using the right channel as an example, connect a splitter cable to the pre-amp outputs. Then, connect one end of the splitter cable to the subwoofer. Connect the other end to an M5-HP crossover. Connect the M5-HP to the mono amp. Connect the 3A Sig to the mono amp speaker posts.
The Pre-amp does not have two sets of outputs. The mono amps each have have two sets of speaker binding posts permitting two speakers to be connected. This allows both the sub and 3A Sig to receive a direct connection from the amp. Issue w/this configuration is signal duplication and timing.
I'm thinking the best way to accomplish my goal might be to use a high quality splitter cable. Using the right channel as an example, connect a splitter cable to the pre-amp outputs. Then, connect one end of the splitter cable to the subwoofer. Connect the other end to an M5-HP crossover. Connect the M5-HP to the mono amp. Connect the 3A Sig to the mono amp speaker posts.