Best way to run two subs

What is the best way to run to subs off a receiver???
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  • drew spelts
    drew spelts Posts: 310
    edited May 2006
    to subs or TWO subs?
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  • mantis
    mantis Posts: 17,194
    edited May 2006
    Depends on placement and if the subs have in's and outs.

    A Y adapter with both runs to the sub out on a receiver is how I like to do it. But when the sub has Pass out, I use it from time to time.

    Both subs in the front of the room stacked sounded great on this B&W job I did years back. I had ASW1000 subs stacked as the final and man it rocked. I tried both corners, tried one in front one in back, metered for peaks and dips,Measured the room and figured out Freq response, etc and stacking them on top of each other sounded the best. Didn't look wife friendly but the customer loved it.

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  • PolkThug
    PolkThug Posts: 7,532
    edited May 2006
    Stacked and corner loaded FTW!
  • mutelight
    mutelight Posts: 1,054
    edited May 2006
    PolkThug wrote:
    Stacked and corner loaded FTW!
    Haha that would probably be the best way otherwise you have to be really careful with the phasing as you don't want them to cancel each other out.
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