Yeah - as Elvick rightly says this is normally no problem as almost any DSP pre-amp should be able to redirect the 0.1 channel to any of the speakers you choose.
how can I use main speakers to replace sub?
Hi,
I am in the unusual situation where my main speakers (Evolution acoustics MM3, 2 15" woofers in each) are much more capable in the bass than my BC acoustique sub (12"). I am hesitating between buying a pair of Fathom F113 to replace my current sub or, as a cheapest alternative to run w/o subwoofer, and have the L/R speakers reproduce the sub signal. This option makes sense as I was planning to replace my receiver anyway...
Do you know if there is any processor that allows that?
Sorry if it is a stupid question but I couldn't find how to achieve this configuration with my current Pioneer receiver: if I select "no sub" it looks like the complete sub signal is lost.
I am in the unusual situation where my main speakers (Evolution acoustics MM3, 2 15" woofers in each) are much more capable in the bass than my BC acoustique sub (12"). I am hesitating between buying a pair of Fathom F113 to replace my current sub or, as a cheapest alternative to run w/o subwoofer, and have the L/R speakers reproduce the sub signal. This option makes sense as I was planning to replace my receiver anyway...
Do you know if there is any processor that allows that?
Sorry if it is a stupid question but I couldn't find how to achieve this configuration with my current Pioneer receiver: if I select "no sub" it looks like the complete sub signal is lost.
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