Originally Posted by Brucemck2
There is much to gain from running multiple subs, each on their own PEQ, off a single Meridian sub output. Multiple subs, well implemented, sound terrific. That being said, it's not easy to implement them well. (In my case I run two subs off the single M sub output, and use a QSC to get them properly time aligned and frequency/phase aligned.) With the proper measurement equipment speaker distances are then set to compensate for the QSC's latency.

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It sounds like you know what you are doing/talking about. It also sounds like you are only running the subs through the PEQ and not all channels and you properly accounted for the latancy back at the Meridian. I think you can get away with A to D - D to A for sub channels. But running all channels (as some folks are and I'm not sure from your post if you are or are not), no way (again in my opinion you now have a PEQ Branded system if you do). We'll have to agree to disagree in that regard. Doing 2 subs is orders of magnitude easier than 4 or 5 too. I think there are better ways to do multiple subs that have less negative effects.

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