So I currently have 2 DIY 15" Dayton subwoofers in a 16x11 room. The box sizes are about 30x25x22.
They are both running on the same channel on my Behringer EP 4000 and my transducer is running on the other channel. My volume for the subs are almost maxed out on the amp and the receiver.
I'm wondering will I have an increase in sound quality or bass response if I were to split both the subs onto their own channels on the Behringer?
Also, I'm wondering from an EQ sound quality perspective would i benefit from eq'uing my subs separately on my mini dsp. Currently I'm pretty flat to 12 and I have to say my subs do sounds amazing, they can shake my inerds. Although I feel like they could be a little more tactilely responsive.
Thanks,
They are both running on the same channel on my Behringer EP 4000 and my transducer is running on the other channel. My volume for the subs are almost maxed out on the amp and the receiver.
I'm wondering will I have an increase in sound quality or bass response if I were to split both the subs onto their own channels on the Behringer?
Also, I'm wondering from an EQ sound quality perspective would i benefit from eq'uing my subs separately on my mini dsp. Currently I'm pretty flat to 12 and I have to say my subs do sounds amazing, they can shake my inerds. Although I feel like they could be a little more tactilely responsive.
Thanks,
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