Hello tony1954,
Yes, you would need two y-adapters, one for the left channel and one for the right. You may also could check the SB 2000 manual and see if it's possible to connect the l+r channel pre-outs on the MF integrated to sub#1's l+r channel inputs and then piggy-back sub#2 to sub#1 via l+r channel outputs on sub#1 connected to the l+r channel inputs on sub#2. This would also result in both subs receiving identical signals just as dual y-adapters would. I'm just not sure if the SB2000s have this ability.
I still believe that precise locating of each sub in your room, and in relation to your listening seat, are the primary factors in achieving optimum bass performance in your system. I used the 'sub crawl' method to sequentially locate the 4 subs in my room and it proved to be extremely effective.
Later,
Tim
Yes, you would need two y-adapters, one for the left channel and one for the right. You may also could check the SB 2000 manual and see if it's possible to connect the l+r channel pre-outs on the MF integrated to sub#1's l+r channel inputs and then piggy-back sub#2 to sub#1 via l+r channel outputs on sub#1 connected to the l+r channel inputs on sub#2. This would also result in both subs receiving identical signals just as dual y-adapters would. I'm just not sure if the SB2000s have this ability.
I still believe that precise locating of each sub in your room, and in relation to your listening seat, are the primary factors in achieving optimum bass performance in your system. I used the 'sub crawl' method to sequentially locate the 4 subs in my room and it proved to be extremely effective.
Later,
Tim