Originally Posted by Simon
Originally Posted by George Mills
Now you can cheat and make sure all the subs (all 4) are the same distance from sweet the spot (did he or installer do that, I don�t know). Still weird stuff can happen with the same signal driving to 4 different places in a room (no matter what you do).

I actually run 5 subs off the single sub output from 861. Getting them to work in a satifactory manner required many, many hours of level and location tweaking. In my case, the subs reflect different design choices which complicates things. But it can be done!

Not saying it can't be done. I'm just saying it's very very hard. And I don't think running everying or just subs through a QSC sounds like the best thing to do to solve it. I'd rather have less bass than wrong bass. And there are only so many days in a year. Running large speakers is a lazy way out (and only works up to certain size rooms).

Curious what you did do, if you still use MRC, if you compensated for distances, if you ran subs equal distance or adjusted for that etc. what does cross overs etc.


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