Mr DErskine, did you install Ken's 861v6 or ADA with QSC and 4 subs?

Do you believe ADA has that much better signal to work with to get tight slamming bass vs an 861v6? That's what the thread started out as. And some of us are trying to get to the bottom of it.

Some folks want this to be a Coke vs Pepsi argument. You'd think respected Meridian owners would like to understand too. Guess not.

The all Large vs Multiple Mono Subs is certainly a good debate (should probably be in seperate thread). And I'm sure many appreciate the knowledge you are sharing on that topic. And I respect both sides. I think there are tradeoffs to each. And a LOT depends on priorities, size of the room and constraints (not to mention knowledge of knowing how to do it).

Most of us have been told/read numerous times the under 80hz has no directionality, but it just doesn't seem to be jiving with experience for many of us. What the science is behind it I'm not going to say I understand. But I can try to speculate as best I can.

I agree running mega large speakers will only get you so far as far as room size goes and then you have to use subs to start filling gaps. But, as you know, it gets extremely complex.

Again the point was why would it be possible on an ADA Mark IV and not possible on an 861v6.

In otherwords are you agreeing that the 861v6 is inferior to ADA's Mark IV in regard to getting 4 subs working using your tools of the trade?

- Fiddler (IMHO)

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