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2. Velodyne 12" output RCA to 10" subwoofer



This post has been edited by C.T. Seong: Aug 5 2009, 09:56 PM

Is it safe to daisy chained like that? What about using splitter?

mean that old subwoofer can still be use and make it 5.2?

I've auditioned in CMY 7.3 before..

! main sub, 1 Front LR sub and 1 sub for the rear surround..

Sounds great but price also excellent..

it's for rich ppl only

rich ppl can have 7.7 setup

each channel got its own sub

Lol.. 7.7 can bring down my neighbour's roof i think

Using more than one subwoofer is not the major problem nor is using 7 subwoofers. The difficulty is integrating them to sound as though they are one..

Trust me if u do not set up multiple subwoofers correctly, it is a mess.

moreover, all the .7 are SVS
super duper eilte

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Added on August 5, 2009, 11:40 pmusing this can output to another sub with same size driver?

This post has been edited by robinlim: Aug 5 2009, 11:40 PM

totally agree with you bro, more doesnt meant is better. sub also need to match with room size and the power feed to this hungry component..

Bro, 7.8 better nia.

It is not by using sub pre-out for all. The 7 subs are connected via high pass for each channel. In Spore, there is a setup similar to this. IIRC, all SVS Ultra subs.

fulalaa ... memang elite so the extra 1 sub pigi mana?

bottom of your sit

room already shaking, bottom of sit, wa~~~! ikut goyang oh~~~~! great idea~~~!

7 channel + .1 mah.

Extracted from MJ acoustics web

How do I setup a multi-sub system?

If you're setting up a multi-sub setup comprising of 6 subs - five main subs and one for the LFE, the best way to connect them is via a high level cable from the back of the 5 main speakers into the high level input of each sub situated next to the 5 speakers and a low level connection from the phono sub out on an AV amp to the low level input of the sub you've chosen to handle the LFE.

This setup is what we consider to be the ULTIMATE in Home Cinema experience. With the DTS and Dolby Digital surround sound formats , a full range signal is sent to all 5 channels, therefore they can all benefit from having a sub on them. You may be thinking MJ Acoustics must be mad to expect most people to be able to afford a setup like this, but no, we are not mad, with the award Pro 50 from just £299.00, its more affordable than you could ever imagine.

Other excellent configurations we recommend / suggest you try are:
2 sub setup - one sub on the LFE (low level) and one sub on the centre channel (high level).
2 sub setup - one sub on both left and right mains (high level), with one sub being fed the added LFE signal into its low level input.
3 sub setup - all front channels with a sub on left, right and centre (high level), with the centre sub being fed the added LFE signal into its low level input.
3 sub setup - one sub on LFE (low level), one sub on centre (high level) and one sub wired to the rear surround speakers (high level).
4 sub setup - all front channels with a sub on left, right and centre (high level), with the centre sub being fed the added LFE signal into its low level input and one sub on the rear surrounds (high level).
5 sub setup - one sub on all 5 speakers (high level), the centre sub being fed with the LFE signal (low level).

There are many other possibilities for multi-sub setups. Although just one of our subs will be the norm for most people, the luxury of a multi-sub setup far exceeds the Home Cinema experience

Full link : http://www.mjacoustics.co.uk/MJ_Acoustics/support.htm#ans11

you can save your money from buying Osim UPAPA

hmm...

got one 9.5" sub lying sround.. .wonder how I can use this as a centre channel sub since i can't seem to sell it off??

This post has been edited by ronnt88: Aug 6 2009, 11:16 AM

Use it as your footstool.

Last I heard 10Q price was 2.2 - 2.3k.

That would be quite the ultimate setup. Practically though there are 2 main challenges:

1) Space to distribute the subs to all the 5 or 7 locations. I see many multisub installations where they stack the subs all in front (either middle and L/R). But I think ideally is to co-locate the sub with the rest of the speakers.

2) Power points. Most people wouldn't have distributed power points all over the room. Of course, this can still be overcome using extension wires but may be unsightly.