Anyone Using Four Subs In A Home Theater?

With a big room, try them in a corner to get the most out of them.

Did you see an add or a site about a company marketing a four enclosure system with a controller? I did, just recently but I can't find it again.

They looked like they could be about ten or twelve inches square and maybe twenty inches tall. They may be wireless.

Spreading the bass output can have advantages.

Hi Mitch,

I use 5 subs, but not in a room as large as yours, what was it you wanted to know?

Hi Mitch (Keith from Emotiva here) - got your question but your e-mail address got lost from the forward.

Anyway, to run 4 X-Ref 12's from one output, you can either use a four-way splitter or daisy chain them (using the balanced in and out on each). Of course the pre/pro is going to see them all as a single sub. Since the X-Ref 12's have individual EQ and level controls, you can control the balance between them by using the individual controls (you could even, for example, set one to make more lower frequencies and another to make more higher frequencies, or do even more cool customizing since each has a dual band parametric EQ. You could do some cool stuff to help control room resonances that way). Then, when you do EQ or run auto-eq on the pre/pro it will EQ the entire set as a single sub and so EQ the sum total to be correct for the room.