Originally Posted by John Kotches
There are two papers, one by Todd Welti, and the other by Floyd Toole. In both papers the discussion is about a mono signal being distributed among N number of transducers. So whether you use a splitter or you have outputs from the processor is largely irrelevant as the output still needs to be a mono signal.

It's a very important point. As soon as you start dealing with signals that are no longer mono it is a different ball game.

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Whether the low-passed bass signal being distributed to different parts of the room is mono or not, We still need to ensure that both phase and delay's are set properly for bass sources at differing distances to ensure the subs work with each other rather than against. FWIW, I'm running one pair of symmetrically placed subs at the front of the room and am really wrestling with integrating identical subs at the rear of the room.

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