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In my 5.1 speaker set up, I am adding a second sub via line outputs for the rear (not full range) speakers to see how it goes. Just happened to have an extra. My soon to be retired Denon 5600 will not let you call the rears large so doesn't't that mean that the 2nd sub will only get whatever is above the Denon X-over point for the rears? If that is the case, how advantageous is this second sub? (My two subs are not the same so I cant do stereo at the front.)
The fronts are full range and are set accordingly. I assume then that the main sub will be getting the LFE plus the low pass from the rears. Is that correct?
I have read that some think that no matter what speakers you have, you should set them all to small. So I have tried that in front also. I also am very interested in Richard Vandersteens approaches he mentions in the interview with Gary Reber in Widescreen. Are there some additional sources for more information of this non THX approach to the world of Home Theater?
The fronts are full range and are set accordingly. I assume then that the main sub will be getting the LFE plus the low pass from the rears. Is that correct?
I have read that some think that no matter what speakers you have, you should set them all to small. So I have tried that in front also. I also am very interested in Richard Vandersteens approaches he mentions in the interview with Gary Reber in Widescreen. Are there some additional sources for more information of this non THX approach to the world of Home Theater?