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TWO SUBS AUDYSSEY

post #1 of 5
6/7/09 at 8:36pm
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I AM EXPECTING MY KNEW SVS PC12NSD I WANT TO STILL HAVE MY SUB THAT CAME WITH MY ONKYO 6100 WITCH I PLAN ON PUTTING BEHIND MY COUCH WHAT WOULD BE THE BEST WAY TO RUN THESE USING MY AUDYSSEY MIC TO SET THESE UP I ALREADY HAVE A RCA SPLITTER READY...THANKS
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post #2 of 5
6/8/09 at 7:52am

Re: TWO SUBS AUDYSSEY

The SVS and your HTiB sub WILL NOT play nice together. The SVS is in a completely different league. The HTiB sub will not dig nearly as deep and will not play as loud. I recomend discarding the old sub and use the SVS exclusivly.

Secondly, Audyssey is not designed to deal with 2 subs that are different distances from the mic. If they are equadistant, are similar subs, and you spend some time setting them up ahead of time, I've heard Audyssey will do a decent job.

And please.... DON'T SHOUT.
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post #3 of 5
6/8/09 at 1:42pm

Re: TWO SUBS AUDYSSEY

You will likely feel the same when you hear the new sub. Your going to be like, " I thought that sounded good?" Set the new sub up and enjoy...the HTib sub could be a nice end table after you listen to the SVS.
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post #4 of 5
6/9/09 at 7:25am
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Re: TWO SUBS AUDYSSEY

i want to keep my onkyo sub behind the couch to shake the thing and for basicaly the feel kinda like the butt kicker and honestly i dont think it sounds to bad at all for being a htib now maybe thats because i have never really heard any of the higher end stuff the only thing i have heard is klipsch polk infinity jbl subs i never new that velodyne paridym svs even existed.
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post #5 of 5
6/9/09 at 8:27am

Re: TWO SUBS AUDYSSEY

Then get buttkickers. Blending these subs will make both sound worse.

If you decide to do it anyway, you need to first get the volume of both subs combined to 75 db. Search this forum for lots of good information. You could send an e-mail to SVS as well.

Also, read the Audyssey thread here. There is a post that has an overall setup guide. In this there are some instructions on using multiple subs.
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