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Kal Rubinson

In Reply to: RE: Good point about the sub placement. posted by oscar on December 18, 2009 at 14:05:06

any use of a sub EQ (such as the ones in the jl and new Paradigm subs or a standalone one such as the SVS) will add significantly to the effective distance because of the latency of the DSP.

Kal

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Interesting dilemma... I have a couple of daisy chained JL audio subs - oscar 16:01:45 12/18/09 (1)
both at different distances in different parts of the room. There is an alleged one time "auto-calibration" ritual using a microphone to help the subs figure out automatically what each is supposed to do as the subs self-generate test tones. How does a preamp/processor know how to handle this ?

Problem should get even more intesting when(/if?) the recommended four (4) subs are implemented.
- RE: Interesting dilemma... I have a couple of daisy chained JL audio subs - Kal Rubinson 17:23:58 12/18/09 (0)
  This is a complicated issue. There are a few interesting approaches.
  
  One is the SVS-EQ1/Audyssey SubEQ approach in which the subEQ takes care of the differential in delays of a pair and the bass management in the processor deals with the net performance of the pair.
  
  There is another from JBL which handles up to 4 subs and EQs them.
  
  Kal

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