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I have a SH500 and would like to combine the Left ( or right ) Output with the Sub Output and send that to my Tact RCS 2.0 for the two front channels. I don't have a center channel. I use two Velodyne FSR 1800 for subwoofers which are connected with my regular front channels and thus not available as a separate sub. Would there be a problem doing this? Currently I just use the SH500 with no center, no sub and with the front speakers set to large. I have heard that with the SH500 I miss out on the LFEs if I dont' have the sub connected. Is that true? Your advice would be much appreciated. Thanks in advance. Joe Fagan
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If I understand correctly, you have the SH500 setup like this:
Main L&R set to Large, Center=NO, Surrounds=Small, and Sub=NO.This is what gets sent to the Main L&R outputs of the SH500 with those settings:
1) Full range 20Hz-20kHz L&R output
2) Full range 20Hz-20kHz Center output
3) Partial range 20Hz-100Hz L&R Surround output
4) All of the LFE (20Hz-120Hz)If you take the L&R output of the SH500 and connect it to the TACT, does the TACT let you distribute it's L&R output to the L&R amps and the powered subs like a crossover with a selectable crossover frequency?
If yes, then you are not missing any bass.
bstan
Your assessment is correct. Thanks for the information. Yes the Tact does room correction and then goes to the Velodynes and then to the amps for the front speakers. Thanks again. Joe Fagan
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