mitch
Stunt Coordinator
Hi All,
I am now using two subs in my home theater system; the infamous and all powerful SVS PB12/Plus 2 and my older sub, the very accurate and beautfiful Velodyne HGS-15.
The system sounds great with the two subs. It really fills in the home theater room in my finished basement. Being a "bass-aholic" like myself, movies are fantastic to watch.
My question is: I have the subwoofer signal split comming from the receiver with a Y connector, then the two cables from the Y connector going to both subs [one sub is in the front of the room [the Velodyne] and one in the rear of the room [SVS]. How important is it to have double inputs going into the sub as opposed to a single plug? Some say that you get a better signal if you use a Y connector for two plugs at the sub imputs as opposed to one.
Does anyone have any information on this as I want the best sound that I can get out of my system [as we all do!] and getting two Y connectors would be pretty cheap to buy for the sub inputs. I don't even know if they make single female/two male Y connectors
Thanks for the information as always!
Mitch
I am now using two subs in my home theater system; the infamous and all powerful SVS PB12/Plus 2 and my older sub, the very accurate and beautfiful Velodyne HGS-15.
The system sounds great with the two subs. It really fills in the home theater room in my finished basement. Being a "bass-aholic" like myself, movies are fantastic to watch.
My question is: I have the subwoofer signal split comming from the receiver with a Y connector, then the two cables from the Y connector going to both subs [one sub is in the front of the room [the Velodyne] and one in the rear of the room [SVS]. How important is it to have double inputs going into the sub as opposed to a single plug? Some say that you get a better signal if you use a Y connector for two plugs at the sub imputs as opposed to one.
Does anyone have any information on this as I want the best sound that I can get out of my system [as we all do!] and getting two Y connectors would be pretty cheap to buy for the sub inputs. I don't even know if they make single female/two male Y connectors
Thanks for the information as always!
Mitch