Has Anyone Tried This? (1 Viewer)

[drobbins]

I am working on re-constructing my HT and I am thinking of using 2 subs. After reading this article, their conclusion is that the best set up for 2 subs is the center of both the front and rear wall. Is anyone using this set up? Anyone have thoughts?
Thanks,
Dave

 

[Max F]

While that article is interesting, you really don't know what you're are going to get for your particular room. Each room is different - different dimensions, different furniture, rugs, wall hangings, etc. You're just going to have to do some experimenting with placement.

I would also highly recommend a BFD. You can EQ two separate channels, one for each sub with the BFD and it's only around $100!

 

[Jeremiah Dant]

Yes the guy above is correct. Rooms very. I used to have two subs. And that is what i had to do in every place i lived, but that goes for 1 sub too.

 

[drobbins]

Does the BFD get its input from the LFE? If not, How does it work?

 

[Jeremiah Dant]

I you only have one LFE you can buy a y cable and split the signal sending one to one subwoofer and the other to the other subwoofer. the will require three cables. the y cable and two single cables.

 

[drobbins]

I understand I can put a "Y" in the LFE. I was wondering about the input on the BFD equalizer.
Thanks, Dave

 

[Max F]

There is a left and right channel input on the BFD. Also a left and right channel output - one for each sub.

Do a search using "BFD" for all the details.

 

[drobbins]

After checking out the web page, I am getting one. This is what I need to level out my bass frequencies.
Thanks.