The advantage of using two subs is that you can place them next to each speaker which should allow you to cross them over at a higher frequency then if you use just one. Not using the A+B summing will let them run 3dB lower than one sub alone. Looks like a nice option albeit at twice the cost. Question Sean, you state that the Bag End resonates at 70Hz. Is a user OK as long as he crosses over below this frequency?
Two subwoofers??
I have an MX-700 sub. I love the speed that the twin 8" drivers deliver, but I could use more "impact". I know that this sub is room sensitive, and it has been placed with care, so I am fairly certain that I am getting all I can from the sub. I have been toying with the idea of adding a second MX-700 (my wife does not know this). I know that you can gain up to 6db from a second sub, but I am worried about sound cancellation. My question is this:
Has anyone tried a second sub, and what were the overall effects?
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For anyone that has a second sub, what placement is the best to avoid sound cancellation?
Love to hear from anyone whose wife is more understanding of this fun hobby.......
Has anyone tried a second sub, and what were the overall effects?
and
For anyone that has a second sub, what placement is the best to avoid sound cancellation?
Love to hear from anyone whose wife is more understanding of this fun hobby.......