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Originally Posted by Big Daddy
Although two identical subs is preferred, with some experimentation and patience you can make two different subs work in a home theater. Read A Guide to Subwoofers (Part II): Standing Waves & Room Modes. It explains the benefits of two subs and how you should place them. Be patient and go through the entire OP. It will help you understand subwoofers a lot better. |
I know two Identical is preferred, but does that mean all four should be the same?
Or two Identical up front and two Identical in the rear, but the two front and the two rears are different.
Reason I am asking, I have heard about the subs should be from the same maker and same size. What about ported and sealed boxes mixed together, I havn't read anything about that mix.
I am thinking about making two more subs. I already have two ported upfront, but I am thinking of making the two new ones sealed and in the rear.
Upfront (2)12 inch Ported sub's \
-------------------------------------Both Amps: 300 watts continuous --- 650 watts max
Rear (2)10 inch sealed sub's /
What would that sound like? Any Idea's from anyone.