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In Reply to: Stereo vs mono subwoofer output and the Parasound P5 preamp posted by tketcham on October 10, 2016 at 06:44:31:
If a sub is truly well integrated, then you cannot localize it at all. It makes no difference if it's on the left or right.
With two subs it's much better to use a mono sub signal, so you can place them assymetrically and minimize room modes. This gives you the maximum dynamic range and frequency accuracy.
Otherwise, if you keep the signal separate, they can't fill in for each other.
Of course, proper room acoustics and EQ are key to good sub sound.
Best,
Erik
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- RE: Stereo vs mono subwoofer output and the Parasound P5 preamp - erik_sq 12:14:23 10/10/16 (9)
- RE: Stereo vs mono subwoofer output and the Parasound P5 preamp - tketcham 16:45:57 10/10/16 (8)
- RE: Stereo vs mono subwoofer output and the Parasound P5 preamp - erik_sq 16:50:25 10/10/16 (7)
- RE: Stereo vs mono subwoofer output and the Parasound P5 preamp - tketcham 06:06:08 10/11/16 (6)
- RE: Stereo vs mono subwoofer output and the Parasound P5 preamp - erik_sq 11:10:00 10/11/16 (5)
- RE: Stereo vs mono subwoofer output and the Parasound P5 preamp - tketcham 16:06:30 10/11/16 (4)
- RE: Stereo vs mono subwoofer output and the Parasound P5 preamp - Kal Rubinson 05:09:35 10/12/16 (3)
- RE: Stereo vs mono subwoofer output and the Parasound P5 preamp - tketcham 06:50:05 10/12/16 (2)
- RE: Stereo vs mono subwoofer output and the Parasound P5 preamp - Kal Rubinson 08:09:12 10/12/16 (1)
- This should work perfectly... - tketcham 08:44:19 10/12/16 (0)