Brad Russell
Stunt Coordinator
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- Aug 13, 2003
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I'm re-wiring my set up and had a question about running my two subs.
Currently I'm using the split (left and right) subwoofer outs on my a-1 then using a pair of y cords to split the sound then using some genderchanger rca plugs to then hook up two sets of rcas to then connect to each subs left and right input. the subs are not identical so
I figured I should stack them (so there aren't directional differences).
I'm thinking this is not the best way to do this. Should I just use one y cord to split the mono sub out (the a-1 has a mono and left and right sub outs, 3 total) and then use another y cord to recreate a dual input for the one sub (owners manual recomend this), and use the other mono run to hook to the other sub? (Which recomends using just the right input for this type of configuration)
Also, I read somewhere that some people are just using RG6 cable with adapters for their sub cables. What does everyone think of this?
Thanks!
Brad
Currently I'm using the split (left and right) subwoofer outs on my a-1 then using a pair of y cords to split the sound then using some genderchanger rca plugs to then hook up two sets of rcas to then connect to each subs left and right input. the subs are not identical so
I figured I should stack them (so there aren't directional differences).
I'm thinking this is not the best way to do this. Should I just use one y cord to split the mono sub out (the a-1 has a mono and left and right sub outs, 3 total) and then use another y cord to recreate a dual input for the one sub (owners manual recomend this), and use the other mono run to hook to the other sub? (Which recomends using just the right input for this type of configuration)
Also, I read somewhere that some people are just using RG6 cable with adapters for their sub cables. What does everyone think of this?
Thanks!
Brad