Passive Sub for the front
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I have a passive sub I used to run with my old HT but figured I wouldn't need it to go with my new system. However, I feel that my bookshelf speakers (front left and right) could use a fuller sound in the mid-bass area, especially in 2 channel Analog listening. I was thinking of hooking it up with just the front right and left channels to get a fuller sound.
Is this not a good idea?
TIA
Is this not a good idea?
TIA
Cambridge Audio AZUR 640R
KEF IQ2C Center, Fronts KEF IQ1 , Rears KEF Ci302Q
Sub Outlaw LFM2
Panasonic Plasma 1080i (50u)
Sony DVP-NS70H (DVD)
Belkin Pure Audio PF31 Line Conditioner
KEF IQ2C Center, Fronts KEF IQ1 , Rears KEF Ci302Q
Sub Outlaw LFM2
Panasonic Plasma 1080i (50u)
Sony DVP-NS70H (DVD)
Belkin Pure Audio PF31 Line Conditioner
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only one way to find out. I could work, and at the same time it might not. The proof is in the pudding. It doesn't sound totally ridiculous to me.
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True...It is kind of a pain to install it...but for the first week I wasn't happy at all. But it seems the KEFs need a lot of time to break in...but they lack in the mid, to low bass area.
Will it have bad effects when I go to 5.1 mode???Cambridge Audio AZUR 640R
KEF IQ2C Center, Fronts KEF IQ1 , Rears KEF Ci302Q
Sub Outlaw LFM2
Panasonic Plasma 1080i (50u)
Sony DVP-NS70H (DVD)
Belkin Pure Audio PF31 Line Conditioner -
It should not as long as you have no phasing issues between it and your sub.
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It should be fine.polkaudio RT35 Bookshelves
polkaudio 255c-RT Inwalls
polkaudio DSWPro550WI
polkaudio XRT12 XM Tuner
polkaudio RM6750 5.1
Front projection, 2 channel, car audio... life is good!
